Maintaining Good Works

Summary

The sermon on Titus emphasizes the importance of maintaining good works as a reflection of the faith of God's elect and the acknowledgment of truth according to godliness. Paul instructs Titus to ensure that churches have godly elders who meet specific qualifications and can uphold sound doctrine, rebuke false teachers, and lead effectively. The sermon also highlights the roles of various age groups within the church, encouraging older men and women to exemplify godly behavior and teach younger generations, and urging all believers, including workers, to live in a way that glorifies God and benefits others. The overarching message is that the church must function as a unified, multi-generational body committed to good works for God's glory and the profit of men.