Final Words to Finish Strong

An episode of the Central Assembly podcast, hosted by Jeff Gravis, titled "Final Words to Finish Strong" was published on March 22, 2020 and runs 30 minutes.

March 22, 2020 ·30m · Central Assembly

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Summary

To watch the entire service please check out our facebook page: www.facebook.com/thechurchofthecrossToday we come to the conclusion of Paul’s short letter to Titus. Though it is a short letter, it contains a big message. The theme of the letter is the inseparable link between faith and practice, belief and behavior. What you believe will manifest itself in how you behave!This truth is the basis for its critique of false teaching as well as its instruction in Christian living and qualifications for church leaders. As one minister put it: Christianity is the least concerned about religion of any of the world’s faiths. It is primarily concerned about life. At the end of the day we will not be judged by what we have started, but by how we finished. These are FINAL WORDS TO FINISH STRONG. As believers, as a church, if we are going to finish strong, then we need to hold to these last words of Paul to his protégé Titus.

Episode Description

To watch the entire service please check out our facebook page:
www.facebook.com/thechurchofthecross

Today we come to the conclusion of Paul’s short letter to Titus. Though it is a short letter, it contains a big message. The theme of the letter is the inseparable link between faith and practice, belief and behavior. What you believe will manifest itself in how you behave!

This truth is the basis for its critique of false teaching as well as its instruction in Christian living and qualifications for church leaders. As one minister put it: Christianity is the least concerned about religion of any of the world’s faiths. It is primarily concerned about life.

At the end of the day we will not be judged by what we have started, but by how we finished. These are FINAL WORDS TO FINISH STRONG. As believers, as a church, if we are going to finish strong, then we need to hold to these last words of Paul to his protégé Titus.