The Reformed Rookie Podcast

The Book of Titus emphasizes the importance of doctrine, deeds, and devotion in the Christian life. Paul wrote to Titus to establish order in the church by appointing qualified elders who are sound in doctrine and spiritually mature. Sound doctrine leads to healthy living and good works, which are a natural outflow of genuine faith and a changed heart. While salvation is not earned through good wo...

REVEAL Presup Method

Christmas Christ-Misses

This bible study episode emphasizes remembering one's past sinful state to foster humility, compassion, and gratitude. It highlights the doctrine of total depravity, stressing that sin affects every aspect of human nature. Christians are called to remember their own unworthiness before conversion, which should lead to empathy and a desire to share the Gospel with others, recognizing that salva...

Titus 3: A Christian's Conduct in the WorldThis passage from Titus 3 emphasizes the importance of a Christian's behavior and its impact on their witness. Key takeaways include:**Remembrance is Key: Christians must constantly remind themselves of their past (who they were before Christ), what God has done for them, and what God expects of them.**Good Works Matter: While not earning salvatio...

Titus 3:1 "Remember"

The Remedy for Anxiety: Psalm 55 & 56

This bible study centers on the authority of church elders, particularly in light of Titus 2:11-15. Elders are called to declare sound doctrine, encourage the faithful, and rebuke error with God-given authority, rooted in scripture and demonstrated through a life of integrity. This authority, however, can be abused, leading to spiritual manipulation and control, as seen historically and in modern...

Masterclass: "Regeneration" 1 John 5:1 In this segment, Dr. James White focuses on interpreting 1 John, particularly 1 John 5:1, 2:29, and 4:7, using grammatical constructions and contextual analysis. Dr. White argues that being born of God is the foundation for believing, loving, and doing righteousness, contrasting this with the Provisionist view that these actions lead to being born of God. He...

Titus 2:15: Declare, Exhort, and Rebuke Titus 2:15 is the focus, commanding Titus to "declare," "exhort," and "rebuke" with authority. "Declare" means to teach authoritatively, and this command frames the entire chapter (Titus 2:1-15) as an inclusio, highlighting what Titus must teach. This teaching emphasizes Christian behavior that stands out from the worl...

Philippians 1:21 To Live is Christ

Titus 2:14 A People Zealous! Summary: Redeemed, Purified, and Zealous for Good WorksThis study centers on Titus 2:14, highlighting that Christ gave Himself to redeem believers from lawlessness and purify them as His special possession, zealous for good works. This salvation is a work of the triune God, purchasing believers to be His own treasured possession, set apart for Him. This understanding s...

The Reformation rediscovered the five SOLAs: Sola Scriptura, Sola Fide, Sola Gratia, Solus Christus, and Soli Deo Gloria. The Reformation began with Martin Luther's 95 Theses, intended to reform the church, addressing issues like indulgences and simony. The formal cause of the Reformation was Sola Scriptura, emphasizing the Bible's authority over the Church. The material cause was salvatio...

Paul's letter to the Philippians is examined, focusing on his joy amidst persecution and imprisonment in Rome. Despite facing adversity and enemies, Paul rejoices because Christ is being proclaimed. His joy stems from his relationship with Christ, the assurance of salvation, and the hope of eternal life. Paul emphasizes the importance of prayer, the provision of the Holy Spirit, and trusting i...

Eph 1:5: Adopted!

Titus 2:14 Purified Part 2

His Way James 4:12-13

John Chapter 1

Tit 2:14

Phil 1:15

Phil 1:9-12

Tit 2:14

Tit 2:14

Mt 28:19

Eph 1:4