Jesus is the Messiah, and Matthew's intention is to leave that truth unarguably imprinted upon the reader's mind.

Join Adam as he unpacks the final paragraph of the main body of Titus and explores the reminder Paul provides and the fearful end that must be the church's response to false teachers and those who embrace their teaching.

Following closely on the heals of the Pharisees' frustration with Jesus and His relationship to sinners, John the Baptist's disciples confront Jesus regarding His seeming disregard for the Old Covenant religious fasting.

In one sentence, Paul presents the single most comprehensive statement on salvation in the New Testament.

The purpose of the authoritative King was to call sinners out of their sin.

Matthew continues his validation of these claims through two more powerful miraculous historical accounts.

David teaches that the Gospel places clear demands on believers' relationships to government and all unbelievers.

Twelve disciples, a boat, and a napping Jesus set the table for still more validation of Jesus as the Messiah King he claimed to be.

Titus has been called to inform God's people that lifestyle and doctrine go hand in hand.

As Paul instructs Titus how to teach young men and slaves, he commands purposeful righteousness that goes hand in hand with sound doctrine.