Titus

Sermons onTitus 3

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  • Suitcase: Unpacking Christ and Politics

    August 22, 2021 · Dr Josh Burnham

    Suitcase

    • 6:18Titus 3

      But thankfully, in Romans 13 and Titus 3, 1 Timothy 2 and 1 Peter, we have the New Testament specifically addressing civil authorities. And so we're going to look at Romans 13 this morning. And I pray that God would give us a biblical framework, how we live as Christians, how we live as aliens in a land filled with religious, political doctrine. So Romans 13, as we unpack Christ and politics.

    • 19:10Titus 3:1

      he says this is a should this is an ought to so a Christ centered position is a position and a posture of submission every passage in the new testament romans 13 first timothy 2 titus 3 first peter they all use the word submit in reference to governing authorities that's our natural posture

    • 0:37Titus 3

      Some of you are watching the video, good job. If you have your Bibles with you, and I hope and pray that you do, take them out, open your phones to Titus chapter 3. And it might take a moment to find Titus. It's not often preached or discussed. It's hidden towards the end of the New Testament, behind the Timothys. So you go from big T's to middle T's to short T's, I always…

    • 3:16Titus 3

      And it only creates frustration and anger and disappointment. Because the desire that you have is not fulfilled by that which is broken. And we're going to conclude our sermon series in Titus called Out of Order. And what Paul the writer does is he tells Titus, I have put you in Crete to set in order everything that remains. So let's read Titus 3 today. Lord, give us order in our lives.

  • What is Church?

    • 23:25Titus 3

      Because we are loved. In Christ, you are loved. Jesus wants you to understand that. He wants us to live that out, to embrace it. Titus 3, verse 4. But when the kindness and the love of God, our Savior, toward man appeared. God loves you. God loves you. And what a heartwarming truth that is, to know that God doesn't just tolerate us because he has to.