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Titus 1:16 · BSB
1:16 They profess to know God, but by their actions they deny Him. They are detestable, disobedient, and unfit for any good deed.
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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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…one. That would there, of course, contextually to the works. So we can write the scriptures, some other scriptures, Ephesians chapter 5 verse 11,Titus chapter 1 verse 16, and 2 Timothy chapter 4 verse 18. By this time around, I know that we are beginning to have an insight into what God is calling us to do. That…
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…works. God saved us so we can do something good. [clears throat] That's very clear in Titus 3:8. And uh and we were to be fit for every good work.Titus 1:16. Now in Ezra's day, the good works that God wanted done was rebuild the temple, rebuild the city, rebuild the country. That meant traveling a…
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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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…these guys, right, these guys, though they honor him with their lips, their hearts are far from him. And some of you remember the Lord saying that.Titus chapter 1, verse 16, has that same idea where it says they profess to know God, but in works they deny him being abominable, disobedient, and disqualified for every…
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…they deny him by their works. They are detestable, disobedient, unfit for any good work. Yes, that's strong language. It's from the Apostle Paul inTitus chapter 1, verse 16. But it's not Paul. It's not any genuine apostle. It's not any genuine servant of Christ or any everyday Christian. Friends, genuineness is marked…
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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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…structures and their own uh cultic practices onto the people in uh the churches in Crete so that they might gain a particular power over them. InTitus 1:16, Paul describes these type of people. He says, They profess to know God, but they deny him by their works. They are detestable, disobedient, unfit…
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…we've already looked at a little bit, but they're gonna play into the verses that we're talking about coming up as well because what did Paul say?Titus 01:16. Remember this? Finish it with me if you're remembered. Paul says of these people that aren't really following Jesus. He says, they profess to know…
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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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…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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…some false teachers that were exerting influence on those early Christians in those early churches. And we see that they're hypocrites. Look atTitus 1, verse 16. The Apostle Paul says of these false teachers, they profess to know God, but they deny Him by their works. Classic hypocrisy. But their hypocrisy…
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…the reality of your testimony. Christ-honoring confession includes the way we live. I want you to look at a passage as we close. Turn over toTitus 1, verse 16. Titus 1, verse 16. Titus 1, verse 16. Titus 1, verse 16. Titus 1, verse 16. Titus 1, verse 16. Would the people that you work with, would they be…
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…him Guiltless. He will And this is why God is once again hammering in the New Testament against this idea of living one way professing to know GodTitus 1:16by denying them by their works, it can't it can't work. Does anybody know the root word for hypocrite? That's good acting, right? Yes. Well, it's…
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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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…in our city. When we have even within our churches, those who don't believe in the prophetic work of the Holy Spirit through the Word of God.Titus 1:16. They profess to know God, but in works they deny him, being abominable, disobedient, and disqualified for every good work. Mark Hitchcock writes…
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…the new has come. I want you to look at another passage in which we see this played out. And I want you to turn in your Bible to Titus. Go over toTitus chapter 1, verse 16. Titus chapter 1, verse 16. Very interestingly, here is Paul in the process of correcting some theological error that had crept into the church.…
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