Today on Summit Life, Pastor JD Greer calls us to take a look at our hearts.

You hate to send itself more than you hate the punishment?

God has always been after a group of people who are godly, who feel the way about

sin that he feels, who love his glory the way that he loves it,

who loves what he loves, who do righteousness, not because they fear punishment,

but because they love righteousness.

Welcome to Summit Life with Pastor, author, and theologian JD Greer.

I'm your host, Molly Vitavitch.

You know, back in the earlier part of the 20th century,

most Americans, even if they weren't truly saved, would at least go to church.

It was just the cultural norm.

But over the past 70 years or so, our countries become increasingly secular

to the point where Christians are often ridiculed for their beliefs,

and the name of Jesus is not to be spoken publicly.

In fact, every other name seems to be welcomed in the town square readily.

So how do we keep standing for the truth when it feels like everyone's against us?

I'm certain this is a message that we all need to hear.

Today, Pastor JD continues our new study called Everyday Theology,

and he titled this message from Titus, chapters 1 and 2,

separating the true gospel from false ones.

Titus is a church planter on the gates of hell.

Crete, which is where Titus was assigned,

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