The Bible never divorces doctrine from duty or truth from behavior. Paul describes to Titus what can be summed up into one word discipleship. That discipleship takes place through multigenerational ministry. As one generation helps another through teaching, encouraging and walking side-by-side the church not only grows but mature and becomes healthy.

Pastor Bill Gowder Titus 1:5-9 Titus has been left in Crete to set things in order. One of those is to elect elders to lead the church. Paul makes it clear to Titus, that not just anyone can shepherd and lead the bride of Christ.

Pastor Bill Gowder Titus 1:5-9 Titus has been left in Crete to set things in order. One of those is to elect elders to lead the church. Paul makes it clear to Titus, that not just anyone can shepherd and lead the bride of Christ.

Pastor Drew Elgersma Titus 1:1-4 Paul writes to Titus, the church planter, on the island of Crete filled with liars, swindlers, and drunkards. Titus is encouraged to live out every day the theology that empowers and propels his purpose of service, hope, and the family he belongs to.

Pastor Drew Elgersma 1 Corinthians 15:1-10 Which is more important, the brain or the heart? The reality is, we need both. We love the cross, we point to the cross constantly, as we should. The resurrection of Jesus Christ is just as essential to the gospel, history, and to us as the cross!

Pastor Drew Elgersma Matthew 21:1-11 The Jews had cried out in the Old Testament “hoyisha na”, “Save us! Please!” In the New Testament during Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem on a colt the Jews now cried out “Hosanna, Salvation is here, Salvation has come!” A plea shifted to praise.