Vintage City Church | Titus 3 Conclusion • Greg Sanders 

The Book of Titus challenges the Church to live the life of Christ, choosing Him over ourselves. We have to dig in, talk face-to-face with Him, and make the decision to lay down our will in exchange for the life Christ has called us to.

Vintage City Church | Are You Living the Gospel • Dustin Scott

We have been given a sacred obligation to reveal Jesus through how we live in our marriages, families, workplace, and friendships, partnering with the Lord in His divine order, and seeking unity with one another.

Vintage City Church | A Calling to Remember: Titus 3:1-15 • Greg Sanders 

Paul instructs Titus to willful submission to any place we are under authority. How we respond to authority is one of the greatest ways we reveal Jesus to the world around us.

Vintage City Church | Titus 3:3-11 • David Mitchell 

We are to be so transformed by the Gospel that we are fully devoted to the things that are good and profitable for the world around us, taking hold of what matters and letting go of the things that don’t.

Vintage City Church | Plan For Success • Greg Sanders 

We cannot live with self-control and in right conduct if we don’t have a plan to manage our emotions. We need to create an action plan with Lord for how we will conduct ourselves during hardship.

Vintage City Church | The Book Of Titus: Titus 2:11-15 • Greg Sanders 

As followers of Jesus, we are called to live lives of self-control and right conduct, putting aside entitlement and seeking personal encounter with God

Vintage City Church | Grace: A Word We Talk About or The Way We Live: Titus 2:11 - 3:8 • Dustin Scott

We cannot confine salvation to a me-sized box; we must be a people who extend unconditional mercy to others and understand that forgiveness is not just a good idea, but is mandatory for salvation.