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In the closing lines of Titus, Paul shows us that fruitfulness in the Christian life is deeply connected to faithfulness in Christian community. These verses are more than logistics—they’re a glimpse into how the early church lived in response to Jesus’ presence, provision, and grace! Paul calls Titus and his church to invest in one another by showing up, supporting each other, and serving together. Gospel ministry was never meant to be a solo mission.
 In this sermon Pastor Jamison reminds us that lasting impact comes through shared life and that the church becomes a fruitful family when grace shapes our relationships. When we make time for one another, meet real needs, and move forward together in mission we are becoming a church that is built to last!

Scripture References: Titus 3:12-15

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From Series: "Titus: Built to Last | Foundations of a Healthy Church"

In a world filled with shifting values and fleeting trends, God calls His people to build something that will endure. Our sermon series, Built to Last, explores the Book of Titus, where Paul lays out a blueprint for a strong, faithful church. Titus was tasked with establishing godly leadership, sound doctrine, and a culture of good works on the island of Crete—a place much like our world today. This letter reminds us that a healthy church isn’t built on charisma, compromise, or the prevailing culture but on truth, integrity, and grace. Through this series, we will uncover how sound doctrine fuels godly living and how God’s grace empowers us to be His witnesses. From leadership in the church to character in the home, every part of our lives should reflect Christ’s enduring work. Join us as we dive into this powerful letter and discover how we can build lives and a church that will stand the test of time!