The Tabernacle is a group of imperfect people desiring to be changed by the love & grace of a perfect God. We gather on Sundays to worship Jesus, then scatter to our communities as missionaries throughout the week.

The things that churches find to fight and divide about are legendary. But God calls churches to unity and harmony, which is only possible by re-focusing on what we’re for instead of what we’re against.

Everyone who truly encounters Jesus experiences real and transformational life change. Have you?

Do hard things.

The Grace of God is the most powerful force for transformation in the universe. Understanding what God has truly done for us in salvation becomes our daily motivation and our hope to persevere.

Jesus came, not to be served, but to serve. When we humble ourselves to be a slave, He calls us friend and the world sees something worth sharing.

On the heels of instructing Titus to arm his congregation, and to rebuke the false teachers himself, Paul issues Titus a direct command. He uses the phrase ‘but as for you’.

When we think of false teachers, we tend to think of crazy, religious cult leaders wearing purple Nike’s and drinking cyanide-laced Kool-aide. But false teaching permeates our culture. It’s in churches and our homes. It’s on YouTube, Facebook and TikTok. We cannot escape it. We can only prepare ourselves for it.

The world judges good leaders based on their talent, personality, and organizational skills. But the Bible has a different set of qualifications, which must be demonstrated in public and in private life.

Everyone lives in spiritual darkness unless we receive the light of Jesus’ Gospel by faith. The challenge then becomes to walk in the light of the knowledge of the Gospel on a daily basis.