In this final message of the series in Titus, Pastor Dan Brenton looks at Paul's final exhortation to Titus in Titus 3:12-15. In it, Paul tells Titus to attend to pressing needs in the church. There is always more than we can do and we must not ever settle into a comfort zone.

In this message from Titus 3:5-11, Pastor Dan Brenton looks further at Paul's counsel to Titus and the church on how to live in the world but not of the world. We are reminded that God has not left us alone in our efforts to live as we should.

Pastor Dan Brenton continues in this series in Titus, this time looking at Paul's instructions to Titus and the church from Titus 3:1-5. A Christian is called to be an insider, influencing the world for God's glory, without losing their allegiance to God.

Pastor Dan Brenton, continuing in this series in Titus, looks at Titus 2:11-15. We, as a church, are to remember God's grace through Jesus, look forward to him redeeming us, and look in at our own attitudes and response to that grace.

In Titus 2:1-10, Paul instructs Titus in how the body of believers should conduct themselves in community. Continuing in this series in Titus, Pastor Dan Brenton teaches what it means for us as we interact with one another as the body of Christ.

Pastor Dan Brenton continues the series in Titus by looking at the passage from Titus 1:10-16. In this message, he teaches how we must combat those who would introduce false doctrine into the church. Rather, we should cling to the truth and strive for unity.

In this continuing message from the book of Titus, Pastor Dan Brenton teaches from Titus 1:5-9. In this passage, Paul gives Titus the most important instructions to preserve the long-term health of the church.

Pastor Dan Brenton opens this series in Titus by looking at Titus 1:1-4. Eternity is real and God has given us a mission. Paul has written this letter to Titus so we will be prepared for the return of Christ.

Pastor Dan Brenton finishes a 2-part series in this look at Psalm 23. In looking at 23:4-6, we see how Jesus, as the good shepherd, leads us through the valleys in our lives. God not only allows those low points but orchestrates them in our lives so that we learn to cling to our Shepherd.

In the first part of this series on Psalm 23, Pastor Dan Brenton looks at Psalm 23:1-3. Understanding how shepherding works helps us understand how God loves and relates to us. He is our shepherd and we are like sheep. Because of this, we have purpose.