In Titus 3, Pastor Anthony Uvenio delves into God's goodness and loving-kindness as the means of salvation, contrasting it with humanity's previous state of foolishness and disobedience. Salvation should evoke humility and gratitude, recognizing God's intervention and steadfast love. God's unchanging nature and commitment to sanctification are highlighted as reasons for thanksgiving. Pastor Anthony defines "philanthropy" as God's love for mankind, demonstrated through salvation. God's loyal love (chesed/hesed) is emphasized, portraying God as committed and protective. He encourages showing loyal love to others and being zealous for good works. God's love is demonstrated through Jesus, and believers are called to reflect this love, even in challenging circumstances, trusting in God's strength and guidance. Pastor Anthony emphasizes the importance of imitating God's love through action and deed, working out salvation, and loving one's neighbor. The Father, Son, and Spirit are mentioned in Titus 3:4-5, emphasizing God's active role in salvation. He also encourages listeners to show unexpected love and share the gospel, recognizing that God uses believers to bring love to others. The study references Isaiah, highlighting God's redemption, presence, and promise of steadfast love. Ultimately, believers are called to rejoice, pray, give thanks, and trust in God's strength, motivated by the Spirit of God to exhibit humility, gratitude, and unwavering faith. #reformedtheology #titus3 #godslove #steadfastlove #humility #gratitude #philanthropy #salvation #faith #goodworks