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94 resources referencing Titus 1:1
The sermon focuses on the qualifications of a church elder as outlined in Titus 1:6-8, emphasizing the importance of godly character and relational integrity. It highlights that a pastor must be…
The sermon emphasizes the true meaning of being a Christian as being a disciple who actively follows Christ, repents, is baptized, and participates in the church community. It highlights the…
Brother Josh Coker's sermon emphasizes the importance of abiding in Christ to bear spiritual fruit and fulfill God's calling. He reflects on the challenges Titus faced in ordaining qualified elders…
Brother Josh Coker's sermon emphasizes the Christian hope rooted in the resurrection of Jesus Christ, which assures believers of eternal life and victory over death. He contrasts the despair of a…
The sermon reflects on the Apostle Paul's relationship with Timothy, emphasizing the importance of sound doctrine, faith, and perseverance in ministry amidst opposition. Paul encourages Timothy to…
The sermon focuses on the biblical understanding of faith, emphasizing that faith is a noun representing assurance, conviction, and trust, not merely believing the unbelievable. It highlights the…
The sermon emphasizes the concept of conscience as moral discernment between right and wrong, highlighting that all humans are born with a defiled conscience due to original sin. It discusses the…
The sermon on James chapter 4 addresses the internal spiritual battles believers face due to their carnal nature, emphasizing that strife and conflicts within the church stem from lusts that war…
The sermon explores the concept of eternal life as promised by God, emphasizing that eternal life is to know the only true God and Jesus Christ whom He sent. It stresses the importance of abiding in…
The sermon warns against the growing popularity of the 'unseen realm' viewpoint within Christianity, which teaches ideas such as multiple falls, lesser gods (Elohim), and denies key doctrines like…