Titus 2:1-10
If you are a Christian, does your conduct make a tangible appeal for the gospel? This is Paul’s concern in Titus chapter two. In this text we’ll see how important it is that our lives provide a living picture of the gospel of Christ.
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Titus 1:10-16
Paul explains that there were many in the church who contradicted sound doctrine. In this sermon we look at who these men were, why they must be silenced, and how they are to be handled.
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Titus 1:5-11
We continue our journey in the Pastoral Epistles, and now need to address two concerns beyond an elder’s family life: his character and his doctrine.
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Titus 1:6
In the second part of this study, we look closely at two areas of an elder’s family life that are open for examination: the relationship to his wife and the relationship to his children.
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Titus 1:5
Solid leadership is necessary to the health of a local church. This is why Paul made it a practice in every church he planted to appoint elders. In this sermon we’ll answer three key questions concerning elders: what is an elder? why are elders needed? and how many elders are needed?
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Matthew 16:13-28
What does the cross mean to you? To Jesus and His first century followers it meant death. So what could He mean when He commands us to “take up” our cross and follow Him? In this sermon we study the meaning and importance of Jesus’ death for those who would become His disciples.
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Luke 15:11-32
Jesus’ last parable in this series follows the same pattern of something lost, something found, rejoicing, and then the main point. In this parable, Jesus emphasizes the Father’s rejoicing through the image of a father rejoicing over the return of his lost son. The Pharisees, on the other hand, refuse to rejoice.
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Luke 15:8-10
This is the second parable in a series of three that Jesus used to expose the Pharisee attitude toward sinners. In this sermon, we’ll contrast the Father’s joy over repentant sinners with the Pharisees’ scorn.
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Luke 15:1-7
What brings you joy? Is your heart in the same place as the Father’s? Through a series of three parables, Jesus rebukes the grumbling Pharisees because they resent His ministry to sinners. But as we’ll learn in this companion series to the book of Jonah, God is glorified when the ungodly are justified.
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Jonah 4
There remains one final surprise in the book of Jonah, and perhaps it is the most astounding of all: the prophet resents God’s mercy toward sinners. Why would someone act this way towards sinners and towards God? Chapter four peels back the layers of our own hearts to reveal the sin within.
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