Sound Doctrine and Ethics – Titus 2:1
It is important that we teach ethics alongside of sound doctrine. It is not enough for us to have right beliefs. We need to live holy lives.
Encouraging, comforting and urging you to live lives worthy of God, who calls you into his kingdom and glory. (1 Thess. 2:12 NIV)
It is important that we teach ethics alongside of sound doctrine. It is not enough for us to have right beliefs. We need to live holy lives.
We are called to guard the truths of the gospel that have been entrusted to us. Hold tightly to them and pass them on to others.
Many false teachers sneak into the church today. This makes it very important that we contend for the faith passed down to us.
It is important for all believers to hold firmly to sound doctrine. It will keep us from error and will enable us to pass our faith on.
There are many different positions held on many of the doctrines we hold to. Paul warns us about those who cause division in their teaching.
This chapter makes clear the primacy and enduring nature of love. And this includes debates over doctrine. Do everything in love.
This is an introduction to the topic of systematic theology. It will be providing some general guidelines for a systematic study of theology.
Hold on to sound doctrine. Don’t fall into the trap of believing what is most appealing. Hold firmly to the truth of Scripture.
Paul warns Timothy to not allow the teaching of false doctrines. These cause controversy, rather than building up the body of Christ.
Guard against teachers who promote false doctrines. Never forget the importance of sound doctrine in promoting love and unity.