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Preached by Pastor Michael Grigsby.
How can we recognize leadership worth trusting? In Titus 1:10–16, Paul confronts false teaching, selfish motives, and actions that contradict a profession of faith. This message calls us to follow leaders who teach truthfully, lead humbly, and live faithfully—and to practice those same qualities ourselves. Explore the danger of elevating human traditions above Scripture, the damage caused by division, and the freedom of a gospel grounded in God's grace rather than added religious burdens.
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Preached by Pastor Sheldon Muecke.
Godly leadership begins with character. As Paul instructs Titus to appoint elders, he describes lives marked by hospitality, self-control, integrity, and faithfulness to God's Word. This message explores why those qualities matter beyond a leadership title, touching on parenting, humility, and our everyday witness. Rather than treating spiritual maturity as a checklist of accomplishments, we're invited to be honest with God, listen to His Word, and let the Holy Spirit shape who we become.
Learn more about Reflection Church in Phoenix.
Preached by Pastor Michael Grigsby.
What difference does knowing the truth make in everyday life? In the opening verses of Titus, Paul connects faith, truth, godliness, and the hope of eternal life. This message explores a faith that goes beyond knowing facts to trusting Jesus—and allowing that trust to shape our actions. Discover how the promises of a God who never lies give us a firm foundation, and consider one practical step toward closing the gap between what you believe and how you live.
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