Sermons on Titus
The New Birth: The Life of God in the Soul of Man
What truly makes someone a Christian? Is it heritage, personal choice, good deeds, or even strong feelings? In this message from Titus 3:1–8, we explore the radical reality at the heart of true Christianity—the new birth. God, in his sovereign mercy, has rescued us not because of our works but by the washing of regeneration and renewal of the Holy Spirit through Jesus Christ. This is more than a change of behavior; it is the life of God planted within…
Ordered for Godliness: The Call to Self-Control
In this sermon, we explore the biblical mandate for a well-ordered church, as outlined in Titus 1:5-9 and 2:1-12, with a focus on the call to self-control. Godly leaders must model and teach holiness, integrity, and discipline, qualities that all believers are called to emulate. Self-control, a repeated virtue in Titus, is defined as the mind governing actions and emotions in accordance with God’s truth, enabling believers to live upright lives that adorn the gospel, prevent reproach, and honor God.…
Pure Motherhood
The Holy Scriptures give guidance to mothers. Not only does it outline characteristics and qualities of motherhood, but it gives training grace. Apart from the grace of God we have a moral ethic with no hope of succeeding. However, because of the grace of God mediated through Jesus Christ mother’s have motivation and hope to succeed as godly mothers raising the next generation to love and serve our great Creator and God.