An overview of the life and works of Martin Luther.

Synopsis: The Bride of Christ is a pedagogical body, called by God to promote wisdom and shun foolishness as it instructs God’s children in the faith.

Sermon Text: Titus 3:9-11

Synopsis: In a dark and broken world we need the trustworthy sayings of Paul to bring order to our lives.

Sermon Text: Titus 3:8

Synopsis: In v. 4-7 we are taught the source and ethos of our salvation, the process of our salvation and the purpose of our salvation.

Sermon Text: Titus 3:4-7

Sermon Text: Haggai 1-2

Synopsis: Remembering what we were saved from should lead to gratitude and compassion.

Sermon Text: Titus 3:3

Synopsis: Christians are citizens of heaven and so make a different kind of citizens among the nations.

Sermon Text: Titus 3:1-2

Synopsis: The authority of Jesus is the basis of our ministry, the message of our ministry and the fruit of our ministry of declaring, exhorting and rebuking.

Sermon Text: Titus 2:15

Synopsis: From where do we derive the strength to be self-controlled, that most essential government to Christ's kingdom? It is the power of grace. Of God's unmerited favor. Christ's kindness and goodness are the strength of our active faith, our obedient gratitude and the substance of our hope.

Sermon Text: Titus 2:11-14

Synopsis: Paul addresses how slaves should act within their households which challenges all kinds of modern unbiblical ethics. We must remember Paul's self designation in v. 1:1, "Paul a slave of God" and humble ourselves. It is better to be a slave in the household of God than spend 10,000 years in the households of the ungodly.

Sermon Text: Titus 2:9-10