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Titus 1:10 · BSB
1:10 For many are rebellious and full of empty talk and deception, especially those of the circumcision,
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…to keep watch. There weren't any dangers. There's no need for a watchman. There are dangers. There are dangers from false teachers, according toTitus 1:10. There are various spiritual pitfalls, Galatians 6:1 talks about. And then there's the case of the spiritually weak Christian in 15:14. They need…
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…to keep watch. There weren't any dangers. There's no need for a watchman. There are dangers. There are dangers from false teachers, according toTitus 1:10. There are various spiritual pitfalls, Galatians 6:1 talks about. And then there's the case of the spiritually weak Christian in 15:14. They need…
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…What have we established? First of all, the heart must align with what is in our conduct. Alright? Also, our conduct and what we say must align.Titus chapter 1 verse 10 to 16. The conduct and the profession must align. You can't say one thing and then you are doing a different thing and then you expect to see the result.…
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…for his people must be guarded from teaching that sounds spiritual, but damages people, distorts truth, and denies God. So as we walk throughTitus 1, verses 10 through 16, Paul shows us why the church must guard the good life God intends for his people. And there's three ways, or three, three reasons. Because false…
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…what I'm intending even if maybe it sounds like that. It's not what I'm intending to mean. Uh you're going to see me walk through this scripture umTitus 1 verse 10-16and mention different kinds of examples of false teaching, but they're all uh really highlevel serious black and white kind of issues, not things…
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…are defiled. 16 They profess to know God, but by their deeds they deny Him, being detestable and disobedient and worthless for any good deed. (Titus 1:10–16NASB) That is some of the most scathing, rebuking, and reproving language that you will read in all of the New Testament. And it was given to a man…
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…name. But in the building of a church, we do want to have qualifications. We need to have qualifications for those who serve in leadership. InTitus 1 verses 9 through 11, it says, he must hold firm to the trustworthy word as taught so that he may be able to give instruction and sound doctrine and also rebuke those…
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…They will draw to themselves those that have itching ears and they will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own Passions. Yes. Titus.Titus Chapter 1 verse 10. For there are many who are insubordinate, empty talkers, and deceivers, same thing, false deception lying especially those of the circumcision…
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…through 10 through 16 is to identify the false teachers, identify false teaching, and then identify sound doctrine. So let's read, beginning inTitus chapter 1, verse 10. Just a little context again, Paul's laid out the qualifications for elders. I'm going to actually begin in verse 9. He must hold firm to the…
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…doctrine into the church, as well as evil into the church. And we see that in 2 Peter chapter 2, that whole chapter. And then we also see it inTitus chapter 1, verses 9 through 16, where the leaders of the church are to confront those that try to bring in destructive heresies or destructed evil into the church. It's our job…
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…these people. There must be something about their Jesus. There must be something about his message that changes them from the before to the after.Titus chapter 1 verses 10 to 16is the before. This is what we look like without the gospel. Titus chapter 2 and Titus chapter 3 is the after. This is what the gospel does in the…
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…and I am gripped by the gospel. You might call it detestable. I call it appropriately contextualized in our culture. In other words we readTitus 1 verses 10to the end and all we do is think boy I wish that that church knew about that text. Boy I wish my dad heard that. Boy I wish the young people knew…
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