What does it really look like to live out an uncommon faith in a world that has grown comfortable with compromise?

In this week’s message, “Teaching Titus: The Uncommon Faith – Part 2: Living It Out,” we journey deep into Titus chapter 2, where the Apostle Paul calls every believer—young and old, men and women, leaders and servants—to embody a faith that transforms daily life. This isn’t just doctrine on paper; it’s truth in motion.

Through Paul’s instructions to Titus, we see that sound doctrine always produces godly behavior. From the example of older men and women, to the devotion of young families, to the integrity of workers, Scripture paints a picture of a church whose lifestyle honors the gospel in every detail. And at the heart of it all is the grace of God—grace that not only saves us, but teaches us, shapes us, and empowers us to live soberly, righteously, and godly in this present world.

This message calls us back to the beauty of holiness, the urgency of spiritual integrity, and the hope of Christ’s glorious appearing. It challenges every believer to become a “peculiar people”—set apart, purified, and zealous for good works.

Let’s learn what it truly means to live out an uncommon faith. This is more than a sermon… it’s a call to action. A call to transformation. A call to reflect the character of Christ in every part of our lives.