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Deep Thoughts on Lying - Commentary

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As we gather today, let us pause and reflect on the profound implications of lying within the framework of our faith. In his letter to Titus, Paul reminds us of the transformative grace that saves us—not by our own merits,...

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Titus 3:5

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A Christmas Carol: Not by Works but by Mercy (Titus 3:5)

In Scrooge (A Christmas Carol), Ebenezer Scrooge wakes on Christmas morning transformed. He has not merely resolved to be better—he has been remade. He buys the biggest turkey, gives Bob Cratchit a raise, becomes a second father to Tiny Tim.

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The Secret Garden: Washing of Rebirth and Renewal (Titus 3:5)

In The Secret Garden, Mary Lennox arrives at Misselthwaite Manor bitter, unloved, and unloving. She discovers a hidden garden, dead from neglect. As she tends it back to life, she herself is transformed—her sour disposition softened, her cousin healed, the manor restored.

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Theological Reflection

Faith and Ascension Day - Teaching Material

As we gather on this momentous Ascension Day, we find ourselves at a crossroads of hope and profound theological reflection. The words of Titus 3:5 remind us that our salvation is not born of our works, but of His mercy—pure,...

Titus 3:5Anglican

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Real-World Preaching - Contemporary Example

In our modern world, preaching is much like navigating a vast, unpredictable ocean, with waves of doubt crashing against the sturdy ship of faith. Each of us, just like the biblical figures of old, faces a unique set of storms....

Titus 3:5Arminian/Wesleyan