This morning, we will be in looking at verses 1-2 of Titus chapter 3. Paul reengages his teaching around right action; this time, he focuses on our actions in the public sphere of life. He is challenging the church in Crete on how they invest in and do good in the world around them. Their actions will promote the gospel on a macro level in culture. It will be interesting to note how this perspective impacts our view of business, politics, and the needs of our community.

This morning, we will be in looking at verses 1-2 of Titus chapter 3. Paul reengages his teaching around right action; this time, he focuses on our actions in the public sphere of life. He is challenging the church in Crete on how they invest in and do good in the world around them. Their actions will promote the gospel on a macro level in culture. It will be interesting to note how this perspective impacts our view of business, politics, and the needs of our community.

This week, we will take our next step in Paul’s letter to Titus as we focus on the heart and soul of Paul’s teaching. Last week, we focused on the power of right actions to proclaim the gospel, and this week, we will focus on the grace and power available to us all to make those things happen. Our whole study hinges on these verses from chapter 2.

This week, we will take our next step in Paul’s letter to Titus as we focus on the heart and soul of Paul’s teaching. Last week, we focused on the power of right actions to proclaim the gospel, and this week, we will focus on the grace and power available to us all to make those things happen. Our whole study hinges on these verses from chapter 2.

This morning, we will turn our attention to Paul’s teaching to Titus about the power of our actions and how they impact our community. What we say and what we do are of equal importance, and we are responsible for both. What did Paul say and what does it mean for us?

This morning, we will turn our attention to Paul’s teaching to Titus about the power of our actions and how they impact our community. What we say and what we do are of equal importance, and we are responsible for both. What did Paul say and what does it mean for us?

This week, we will take what we learned last week about what it means to be a Godly leader, and transfer that to real-world situations. As God’s people, we are called to find truth, share truth, and understand how we are called to live.

This week, we will take what we learned last week about what it means to be a Godly leader, and transfer that to real-world situations. As God’s people, we are called to find truth, share truth, and understand how we are called to live.

This morning, we will continue our fall small group study on Paul’s letter to Titus. Join us as we delve deeper as a community of believers.

This morning, we will continue our fall small group study on Paul’s letter to Titus. Join us as we delve deeper as a community of believers.