Titus (Part 4)
TitusSteve Gregg
This segment delves into the importance of submission to authority and doing good works for the Lord's sake. The speaker discusses the concept of baptism, emphasizing the symbolic importance of immersion and the potential controversy around its necessity for salvation. He also touches on the topic of genealogy and the dangers of rejecting false doctrine or labeling those who speak out against it as divisive. Finally, the segment ends with practical advice on how to handle conflicts and the importance of the church being approachable and eager to help those in need.
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