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2 episodes with scripture: titus 2:11-2:15
2 episodes with scripture: titus 2:11-2:15
2 episodes with scripture: titus 2:11-2:15
2 episodes with scripture: titus 2:11-2:15
At Crossway, we care a lot about membership. Part of that care is shown in the detail of the process prospective members must go through, including an elder interview. In that interview, we ask numerous questions, but focus most on one: What is the gospel? Today we get to hear Paul speak about the salvation of the gospel. Let us consider three aspects of it that, while perhaps not surprising, will at the very least be good reminders for us all. 1. The age of salvation 2. The outcome of salvation 3. The purpose of salvation
At Crossway, we care a lot about membership. Part of that care is shown in the detail of the process prospective members must go through, including an elder interview. In that interview, we ask numerous questions, but focus most on one: What is the gospel? Today we get to hear Paul speak about the salvation of the gospel. Let us consider three aspects of it that, while perhaps not surprising, will at the very least be good reminders for us all. 1. The age of salvation 2. The outcome of salvation 3. The purpose of salvation
Welcome to the audio podcast for Dogwood Church in Athens, TX.
Welcome to the audio podcast for Dogwood Church in Athens, TX.
Kingsway Community Church
Kingsway Community Church
Kingsway Community Church
Kingsway Community Church
The grace of God brings salvation to everyone and gives us the ability to grow in faith and holiness.
The grace of God brings salvation to everyone and gives us the ability to grow in faith and holiness.
The grace of God brings salvation to everyone and gives us the ability to grow in faith and holiness.
Thank you for listening. We pray the podcast is a blessing to you. Please visit our website www.columbianabaptist.com.
Sermon: Grace Revealed - Titus 2:11-15 Praise and Worship: The Table, At the Cross, Mighty to Save, Lord I Need You, Amazing Grace
Sermon: Grace Revealed - Titus 2:11-15 Praise and Worship: The Table, At the Cross, Mighty to Save, Lord I Need You, Amazing Grace
COMMON GROUND CHURCH of the CMA
COMMON GROUND CHURCH of the CMA
COMMON GROUND CHURCH of the CMA
COMMON GROUND CHURCH of the CMA
The late Evangelist Maze Jackson, formerly of Atlanta, GA, preached this message during a Camp Meeting under a tent in the NC Piedmont, more than likely, the old Carolina Baptist Camp Meeting, held in Asheboro, NC, back in the mid to late '50s. Due to age, transfer and/or duplication issues, some may consider the quality of this file lackluster, but he that hath an ear, let him hear.
Seek the righteousness of the Lord and not be consumed with the greed of this world!
Seek the righteousness of the Lord and not be consumed with the greed of this world!
Seek the righteousness of the Lord and not be consumed with the greed of this world!
Seek the righteousness of the Lord and not be consumed with the greed of this world!
The Church is called to show more of the grace of God and compassion to all we meet.
The Church is called to show more of the grace of God and compassion to all we meet.
The Church is called to show more of the grace of God and compassion to all we meet.
The Church is called to show more of the grace of God and compassion to all we meet.
The faithful church is the church focused on the grace of God, on the Blessed Hope, and on the mission of doing good.
Thank you for listening. We pray the podcast is a blessing to you. Please visit our website www.columbianabaptist.com.
We can trust in God’s grace to grow us in righteousness, with firm confidence in our salvation.
We can trust in God’s grace to grow us in righteousness, with firm confidence in our salvation.
We can trust in God’s grace to grow us in righteousness, with firm confidence in our salvation.
We can trust in God’s grace to grow us in righteousness, with firm confidence in our salvation.
Pastor Jeff McVay, Letters to Leaders: Titus 2:11-15
The podcast of Calvary Prineville contains the latest sermons from Pastor Rory Rodgers, and occasionally live recordings of the latest worship service.
Here in Titus 2 lay some of the most important concepts of the Christian life, listen as pastor Heath reads the manuscript of this sermon.
The world is about to experience another royal wedding. Among all the other preparation for the pageantry and the event, Meghan Markle is receiving an intense education on how to be a royal. She will learn all the protocols and expectations of being a princes. The rule are strict and complex. Being a royal is a life that consumes their life and things that they could once do, they are no longer allowed to do. In our text, Paul is trying to address some issues he observed with the family of God. What it means to be a child of the King of Kings comes with certain requirements and expectations. Paul letters to the early church often had a broad audience, but this letter is a more personal message to Titus. Paul gives advice to Titus about selecting leadership to the church in Crete. In the middle of his advice to Titus, Paul lays out one of the clearest visions of what it takes to be in the family of God. Paul notes that none of us were born into the family of God, we had to receive grace to be invited in. There is a lot of misguided thinking regarding grace. A common thinking is that grace has freed us from the law, and that we live now by grace. The world stops with that concept that grace covers all. They use that view of grace to continue to live in sin and look to grace to cover a life that is not in line with the type of life that God desires that we live. Grace is a changing experience and ushers us into the royal family as new creatures. But Paul does not stop there. He goes on to say that grace is more than an experience, but a moral change that occurs in a person’s life. Meghan Markle has to learn all about being a royal before she is allowed to be one, but God allows us to be part of His family and then learn what it takes to be part of it. God knows that we will not understand how to be part of His family, so He pours himself out for us while we were yet sinners. So we get to have the experience part of grace, and then discover the effect part of grace. Grace moves us to another level of living and becomes our instructor in the ways of the royal family. Grace’s education in our life begins with learning to say no. The grace of God that appears to all men educates us on those things to which we should say no. Grace contradicts some things. Grace blocks some things. There are certain actions, tendencies, desires, and attitudes that Grace will teach us to stay away from. Grace teaches us to deny ungodliness. Paul tells us that we should live soberly, righteously, and godly, in this present world. Soberly means that we should live in control of ourselves. Righteously can be gauged by a simple question: Is it right to do that? Godly means like God. These simple concepts are the education of a child of God.
Leading a healthy church is no easy task - especially for a young pastor in a hostile culture. So the Apostle Paul pens a letter to Titus with good advice. God advice. Join us for this seven-week study.
How does your life contribute to Church and the light it shines to the world? As we wait expectantly for King Jesus to return; our transformation continues from unholy sinners to Saints living Godly lives
This week we continue in our series on the book of Titus, "While You're Waiting." We often ask the question, "What do we do while we wait?" but Paul talks of a bigger question "What motivates you to live the right way as you wait?" Listen in as we look at Paul's answer to this question.
The amazing grace of God. Today we will explore 3 aspects of God's grace; it's saving power; it's sanctifying power and it's glorifying power.
The podcast of Calvary Prineville contains the latest sermons from Pastor Rory Rodgers, and occasionally live recordings of the latest worship service.
The grace that saves also teaches us how to live and follow Christ. After teaching some historical background to the time of Paul's writings, Tom Willis leads a lively discussion concerning how to apply this section of Titus to our everyday lives.
If Christ is truly the Lord of our lives, we should be looking for Him with excited anticipation.
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