Titus (Part 3)
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The focus of Titus (Part 3) by Steve Gregg is on the importance of good works as a reflection of faith, obedience to authority, and the anticipation of the glory of God. The speaker refers to various biblical passages to support his views, stressing the significance of doing good for God and exercising authority as something that is appointed by God. He also emphasizes the need to abide by legal requirements, even if they are imposed by entities such as the church or state, as a way of respecting God's authority.
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