Have you ever thought about how to measure your growth spiritually? What if your habits, behaviors, and conversations were the best indication?

What if God were more concerned with your heart than with what you’ve
accomplished? How would this change the way you approach Him and interact with
others?

How can we know if we are effective leaders? What if our leadership was evaluated
by those who follow us?

We begin a series about the book of Titus. This short letter packs great truth. For example, what if we could understand the “whys” of life? How would this change our daily habits to help us focus more on spiritual growth?

“An eye for an eye!”: does the Bible really say that we can seek revenge? What would change in our lives if our thoughts, actions, and feelings were based on what the Bible actually says instead of what we think it says?

Does the Bible really say that women shouldn’t be leaders in the church? What would change in our lives if our thoughts, actions, and feelings were based on what the Bible actually says instead of what we think it says?

Does the Bible really say that our suffering is God’s punishment? What would change in our lives if our thoughts, actions, and feelings were based on what the Bible actually says instead of what we think it says?

Does the Bible really say, “God helps those who help themselves?” What would change in our lives if our thoughts, actions, and feelings were based on what the Bible actually says instead of what we think it says?

Does the Bible really say, “God lives in me”? What would change in our lives, if our thoughts, actions, and feelings were based on what the Bible says instead of what we think the Bible says?

Does the Bible really say, “We are all God’s Children”? What would change in our lives, if our thoughts, actions, and feelings were based on what the Bible actually says instead of what we might think the Bible says?