In When Grace Goes Public – Part 3 (Titus 3:6–8), Pastor Brandon reminded us that when grace truly takes root, it transforms us from the inside out. We’re not just forgiven—we’re filled, justified, and adopted into God’s family so we can live as living proof of His goodness.

God didn’t save us to survive on drops of grace—He poured out His Spirit abundantly, like a waterfall. Through that Spirit, we have abundant power for change, grace for failure, and provision for every need. Because of this, we’re called to live out who we truly are: justified by grace, filled with the Spirit, and heirs of eternal life.

Paul urges believers to remember the trustworthy gospel—God’s mercy, new life, and abundant Spirit—and to devote themselves to good works. These good works are not the root of salvation but the fruit of grace—beautiful, tangible acts that make the gospel visible and profitable for everyone.

Bottom line: Remember who God made you to be—His justified, Spirit-filled child—and let that grace flow through you in good works that reveal His goodness to the world.