Who Are You?

It’s easy to look godly on Sundays. But who are you on Monday? When the lights are off, the mics are down, and nobody is watching? In this bible study on Titus 1:16 and 2 Timothy 3:5, we’re looking at a hard but loving warning from Paul: “Having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof: from such turn away.” This isn’t about condemnation. It’s about examination. Because God sees it all. Here’s what we unpack: Who Are You When Nobody Is Watching? God knows your public life AND your private life. Psalm 139:1-3 — He knows when you sit, when you stand, your thoughts, your prayers, your struggles. Judas walked with Jesus for 3.5 years. He heard the sermons. He saw the miracles. But greed slowly consumed him. He professed to know God, but his works denied Him Titus 1:16. The question isn’t just “Do you know about God?” It’s “Does God know you?” Who Are You When The Service Is Over? It’s easy to shout “Hallelujah!” at church, at conferences, with believers around. But what about at the grocery store? At the birthday party? At work? At home with family? Being a Christian isn’t a Sunday dress you put on and take off. Luke 9:23 — “Deny yourself, take up your cross daily, and follow me.” #FollowJesusDaily 2 Cor 3:2-3: “You are a letter of Christ, known and read by all people.” People are watching. Are they seeing Jesus in you? Who Are You Before Jesus? 2 Corinthians 13:5: “Examine yourselves, whether ye be in the faith.” Matthew 7:21-23 is sobering: “Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name?” And Jesus says, “I never knew you.” You can have ministry, perfect attendance, and gifting — but without intimacy and obedience, it’s just a form of godliness 2 Tim 3:5. The rich young ruler kept the commandments, but he couldn’t give up everything to follow Jesus Mark 10:17-22. Who are you? The Real Truth: The devil doesn’t care if you go to church if you’re not praying. He wants you distracted, comfortable, and putting off repentance for “later.” But walking with God is serious. Prayer, the Word, holiness — these are not optional. The Good News: Jesus is still calling. 1 John 1:9 — “If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us and cleanse us.” As Leonard Ravenhill’s tombstone asks: “Are the things you are living for worth Christ dying for?” This message is a mirror. Let’s stop living for things that burn and start living for the One who died so we could truly live. #JesusSaves Come listen, be convicted, and be restored. Because Jesus is saying tonight: “My son, my daughter, I know you and I love you.”