How to Change Your Corner of the World
The same playbook Paul gave Titus for a violent, corrupt island applies to wherever God has placed you today.
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The same playbook Paul gave Titus for a violent, corrupt island applies to wherever God has placed you today.
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Grace does far more than forgive sin, it actively teaches believers how to live while they wait for Christ's return.
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How Christians conduct themselves in everyday life shapes the way those around them perceive Jesus Christ.
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False teaching that contradicts Scripture has crept into the church and must be addressed with clarity and care.
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Paul's letter to Titus reveals that the health of any church depends on the character of its leaders, starting in the home.
See what this sermon became →Each one was written from a different sermon on Titus, in that pastor's own voice. Pick a sermon and read all five days free.
“God has placed you exactly where you are, in that office, on that street, at that school, around that table, not by accident, but on purpose. The world isn't your enemy. It's your mission field.”
Read all 5 days of the devotional“Grace isn't just the door you walked through once, it's the whole house you get to live in. Here's a definition worth holding onto: grace is unmerited, undeserved favor from the Creator of the universe. Not favor you earned. Not favor you're working toward.”
Read all 5 days of the devotional“Your patience at work, your honesty in a hard conversation, your kindness to a stranger, all of it can quietly say, look at him. You are already a billboard. The only question is what people see when they look at your life.”
Read all 5 days of the devotional“There's a phrase that sounds humble but can quietly become an excuse: Who am I to judge? We say it to avoid awkward conversations, to keep the peace, to protect relationships.”
Read all 5 days of the devotional“Understanding the Truth Have you ever watched someone from a distance and thought they had it all together, only to get close and discover something was missing?”
Read all 5 days of the devotionalReady-to-lead discussion questions, each set drawn from one sermon on Titus. Open one and take it to your group this week.
“When you picture them, do you feel more like a Pharisee (superior, critical, distant) or more like someone who remembers what it felt like to need saving? What would it look like to move toward them with the same kindness God showed you?”
Open the discussion guide“een grace and glory, between Christ's first coming and his return, we're called to say "no" to shortcuts because something better is coming. Where in your life right now is it hardest to believe that God's "something better" is worth waiting for? [Le”
Open the discussion guide“We don't try to act well to be approved by God. We try to act well so that others might think well about our God.”
Open the discussion guide“Small Group Discussion Guide "Hold the Line: Truth, Love, and the Church" Based on Titus 1:10-16 | Harris Creek Baptist Church A Note to Facilitators: This week's sermon addresses some topics that may feel sensitive”
Open the discussion guide“Small Group Discussion Guide Leadership That Lasts: Building on What's True Based on the Sermon Series: Titus, Week 1 A Note to Facilitators: This guide is designed for 60-90 minutes.”
Open the discussion guideFor groups that want to go further. Each guide works through one sermon on Titus passage by passage.
“The same grace that rescued us from our own brokenness is the fuel that empowers us to love and serve the broken world around us, not from superiority, but from solidarity.”
Open the deep study guide“We were not just pardoned; we were purchased. That changes how we think about ongoing sin: to return to it is to walk back toward what Christ paid to free us from.”
Open the deep study guide“Each of the five groups is given instructions specific to their season and situation, but the underlying concern is always the same: the reputation of the gospel among outsiders. What does this tell us about God's heart for people who don't yet know him?”
Open the deep study guide“The church is called to hold the line on biblical truth not out of arrogance or culture-warring, but out of genuine love, correcting error, sharing Christ, and never stopping the search for the lost.”
Open the deep study guide“Crete was the largest Greek island in the Mediterranean, about 160 miles wide and 3,200 square miles in total. In Paul's day, it was a crossroads of trade, culture, and competing religions.”
Open the deep study guideShort quizzes that check whether a sermon on Titus landed. Each one was built from that sermon's actual content.
“According to the pastor, what single word kept appearing when pastor John Mark Homer interviewed experienced pastors about why PKs (pastor's kids) sometimes struggle with faith?”
Take the sermon quiz“According to the pastor, what does grace teach us to do 'in this present age' between Christ's first and second appearance?”
Take the sermon quiz“According to the study from the Institute of Family Studies cited in the sermon, what fraction of young men plays video games, gambles, AND watches pornography every single day?”
Take the sermon quiz“In Titus 1, what is the only command Paul gives in the passage the pastor preached from?”
Take the sermon quiz“According to the pastor's interview with sibling groups from his young adult ministry, what was the single most consistent pattern in families that produced faithful children?”
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