In this message, we look at the principles for giving as God gives - these are the practical principles that should guide our giving -i.e., does God want us to tithe--.

In this message, we see the first two of four radiant gems of God's salvation that magnify His mercy in order to help us respond compassionately to unbelievers around us who, like us, deserve no compassion or mercy.

In this lesson, we continue to look at the Biblical motivations for giving. Specifically, we see that we should give generously to protect ourselves from covetousness, greed, and the love of money- to encourage others to give generously- and to bring thanksgiving to God.

In this lesson, we see the theological foundation and reason for the instructions found in vv. 1-2 - namely, we see that there was no grounds within us for demanding or earning God's mercy. Having experienced God's unearned and unmerited compassion, believers are to respond with compassion to those still living in the darkness.

In this message, we see from Titus 3-1-2, that God calls His people to be peaceable, gentle, and showing every consideration to all men. We do these things in order to glorify God in our lives and maximize our witness to the lost world around us.

In this lesson, we continue to see that we are to give as God gives. We continue to examine the motives for our giving, that is, why we should give generously as God gives.

In this message, we see from Titus 3-1-2, that God calls His people to be ready for every good work and to malign no one. We do these things in order to glorify God in our lives and maximize our witness to the lost world around us.

In this lesson, we look at the reasons why we should give generously as God gives.

Titus 3-1-2 provides us a reminder of the 7 healthy habits that must characterize your response to and interactions with those outside the Church so that honor Jesus Christ and maximize your witness for Him.