Today on Summit Life with JD Krier, how do you live out the faith in a really difficult

immoral place?

How do you handle it when you're what you believe is is despised and belittled constantly?

Where most people find what you believe at best irrelevant at worst, they find it just

downright silly.

Paul writes the book of Titus to answer those questions.

Thanks for joining us here on Summit Life with Pastor JD Krier of the Summit Church in

Raleigh, North Carolina.

As always, I'm your host, Molly Vitavitch.

Today we're kicking off a brand new teaching series called Everyday Theology.

It's a study in the book of Titus and we're going to see how the gospel changes and shapes

are everyday life.

You know, theology isn't just about learning a bunch of fancy words or super confusing concepts.

All theology is practical and it changes not only what we believe, but the way that we

interact with the world.

So let's jump right into this first message, Pastor JD titled it, Separating the True Gospel

from False Ones.

You have your Bible and it might you take it out and open it to the book of Titus, which

is about halfway through the New Testament.

It is what we call a pastoral epistle, which means a letter that Paul wrote to another pastor.

This is one from Paul to Titus, who was a church planter in Crete.

Incidentally, by the way, the book of Titus is the only book written specifically to a church

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