Two thousand years ago, a letter was sent to a young pastor named Titus. It detailed what a church should look like. In this message, we’ll see that the letter applies to us, as well!
For Goodness Sake
What does it mean to be good? If the Bible teaches us that our good works aren’t enough to save us, why do Christians spend so much time trying to be good? In his letter to Titus, the Apostle Paul gives us the answer: having been transformed by God’s grace through the Gospel, we are now called to live lives that are defined by goodness in all that we do. In this series, Alistair Begg unpacks what it means to live a good life in the public sphere, in our daily lives, and in our churches. Paul’s letter provides a call to Christian citizenship, reminding us what what we once were, what we ought to be, and what we are becoming. The behavior of the Christian does nothing to save, but it is a response of the saving work of Jesus Christ on the cross.Recent Broadcasts
The Wise Men (Part 2 of 2)
Nativity scenes almost always include three figures representing the Wise Men. Who were these mysterious men? What does their story teach us about God’s plan of salvation? Discover the exciting answers to these questions when you listen to Truth For Life with Alistair Begg! More
After the Funeral (Part 1 of 2)
As Christians, the Bible assures us that we have been completely forgiven of every sin: past, present and future. Yet many believers continue to feel weighed down by guilt and shame. Discover why and how to embrace true freedom, on Truth For Life with Alistair Begg! More
A Lesson in Dying (Part 4 of 4)
On Truth For Life we are looking at the last days of the patriarch Jacob. Alistair Begg gleans some important principles about glorifying God as we prepare for our own death and burial in this message titled, "A Lesson in Dying." More
A Lesson in Dying (Part 3 of 4)
When writing a will, most people consider what should be done with their wealth and property. On Truth For Life, in his message titled "A Lesson in Dying," Alistair Begg urges us to consider how our preparations for death can serve a greater purpose by reflecting the Gospel. More
