Paul opens Titus by calling himself a slave of God and Titus a true child in the common faith, showing that grace is never just a pardon; it creates a new family and a new allegiance. This sermon explores how the God who cannot lie keeps his promise of eternal life and sends his people into hard places like Crete and Issaquah as servants who belong to Jesus, not free agents. It invites us to receive grace not as a vague blessing, but as the gift that names our worth and claims our whole life.
