With life going at light speed we need to put down our phone and be present with our kids! While it is tempting to always be looking forward to whatever is next in our children’s development, we should cherish wherever they are...every day.

Even if we never had kids or our kids are grown, we all have a responsibility to children. There is no greater honor than passing on the faith to the next generation.

Even if we never had kids or our kids are grown, we all have a responsibility to children. There is no greater honor than passing on the faith to the next generation.

In Paul's closing remarks to Titus, he encourages Titus to do good. On the island of Crete, it would have been difficult to maintain focus, and continue to expand the kingdom of God. Why does it seem like sometimes doing good can be so hard, but other times doing good seems easy?

Our actions show what we value. When we say one thing and do another, what we say doesn’t really matter. This would be considered false teaching if what we teach doesn’t match our actions.

Our actions show what we value. When we say one thing and do another, what we say doesn’t really matter. This would be considered false teaching if what we teach doesn’t match our actions.

Ever wonder what God’s will for your life is? The beginning of Paul’s letter to Titus focuses on what God expects out of your life here on earth. The first chapter of Titus is packed with a laundry list of wise teaching that guides our everyday life.

We may have heard phrases like "man up" or "turn in your man card." What does it mean to "be a real man?" We will find that its less about being emotionally distant and more about being one after God's own heart.

In biblical times, the priest had direct access to God. Through prayer, leading worship and serving others, the priest was responsible for helping others to follow in the ways of God. The area that separated the priest from the common person was the veil between the Holiest of Holies and the rest of the church. When Christ died, the veil was torn, and we were granted direct access to God, which also gives us access to the responsibility to serve others and lead them to Christ. Today, we want to have personal interaction with God, but many times we assume the pastor of the church is the one who does all the ministry. We all want the access, are we willing to accept the responsibility that comes with it?

In biblical times, the priest had direct access to God. Through prayer, leading worship and serving others, the priest was responsible for helping others to follow in the ways of God. The area that separated the priest from the common person was the veil between the Holiest of Holies and the rest of the church. When Christ died, the veil was torn, and we were granted direct access to God, which also gives us access to the responsibility to serve others and lead them to Christ. Today, we want to have personal interaction with God, but many times we assume the pastor of the church is the one who does all the ministry. We all want the access, are we willing to accept the responsibility that comes with it?