Teaching Titus: The Uncommon Faith - Part 1

“What does it take to stand for truth in a world built on lies?” Or put another way: “When faith becomes uncommon… will we still contend for it?” In this powerful opening message of our new series, “Teaching Titus: The Uncommon Faith,” we step into Paul’s introduction: A timely letter to Titus—a young pastor left on the morally chaotic island of Crete. Paul charges him with a bold assignment: set things in order, raise up godly leaders, and guard the church from the corruption of false doctrine. This message dives deep into Titus 1, where Paul lays out the blueprint for a healthy, Spirit-led church: • Leaders who live above reproach • Homes that reflect Christ • Doctrine that is sound, steady, and Spirit-anchored • A faith that isn’t just claimed… but lived • And the courage to confront deception with truth We explore the meaning of the “common faith,” why Paul insists it is uncommon in a sinful culture, and how the gospel demands purity, integrity, and conviction from every believer. In a world overflowing with perversion, confusion, and counterfeit truth that even what is considered “the church” adopted, Paul’s words echo with fresh urgency: Sound doctrine produces sound living — and the Church must rise up with bold leaders who will unashamedly hold fast to the Word of God. Let's get stirred, challenged, and strengthened in your walk with Christ as we journey through this transformative book together.