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Remember Who He Is
March 8, 2026
Remember Who He Is
Sermon by Pastor Brent Snook / March 8, 2026
Text: Titus 3:4–8
INTRODUCTION
• Paul instructs Titus to continually remind the believers in Crete of two things:
1. Who they were
2. Who God is
• Titus 3:4 – “But after that…” – the contrast between what we were and what we are now.
I. REMEMBER HIS (Titus 3:4–7)
A. (v.4)
• God loves His people deeply (John 3:16).
• Understanding God’s love changes how we live and love Him.
• We love Him because He first loved us.
• The cross is the greatest display of God’s love.
• Because of His love and kindness, He saved us (v.5).
B. (v.5)
• Salvation is not earned but given through God’s mercy.
• Mercy has been described as “God’s ministry to the miserable.”
• God’s mercy reaches all kinds of people—from every background and generation.
C. (v.7)
• We are justified by grace through Jesus Christ.
• The Law reveals sin but cannot transform the heart.
• Grace through Christ accomplishes what the Law cannot.
• Romans 5:20 – “Where sin abounded, grace did much more abound.”
D. (v.7)
• Because of God’s love, mercy, and grace, believers become heirs.
• Romans 8:17 – Heirs of God and joint-heirs with Christ.
• Like Mephibosheth welcomed to David’s table (2 Samuel 9), believers receive undeserved favor.
II. REMEMBER OUR (Titus 3:8)
• Sound doctrine should lead to grateful obedience.
• Gratitude for grace produces good works.
• Believers are to live lives that display God’s glory.
A. Maintain Good Works in TIMES
• Trials can cause believers to either lean in to God or lean away.
• In suffering, believers must lean into the Shepherd (Psalm 23).
• Difficult seasons should produce deeper prayer, devotion, worship, and time in God’s Word.
B. Maintain Good Works in TIMES
• Waiting is one of the hardest parts of life.
• Scripture repeatedly calls believers to “wait on the Lord.”
• Psalm 130:5–6; Lamentations 3:25.
• Waiting is not inactivity but faithful obedience while trusting God’s timing.
• Examples of waiting: Noah, the disciples, Ruth, and believers awaiting Christ’s return.
CONCLUSION
• God can transform hurt into hope—both for today and for eternity.
• Paul’s instruction to Titus: remind believers who they are and who God is.
• Never forget whose banquet table you are sitting at.