Grace is a gift we receive its salvation.

Grace is a gift we receive its salvation.

Grace redeems us from our sinful condition and sets us free.

But Grace is not a license for an unrestrained lifestyle.

In its purest biblical form, Grace empowers us to live with limitations.

Confused?

Well, today on Insight for Living,

Chuck Swindall clarifies these spiritual nuances.

His findings are rooted in Titus Chapter 2,

and the counsel that Paul imparted to his protégé.

So how do we balance our spiritual liberty

with moral discipline?

Chuck answers this question in a message titled Tough Grace.

We are sort of working our way through the little letter to Titus over in the New Testament

just following the great letters to Timothy. Paul also wrote another letter to another

pastor who was serving on an island actually, the island of Crete right in the

middle of the Mediterranean, must have been a

lonely and difficult assignment, his calling to that place.

And so Paul wrote a letter not only to inform him but to encourage him.

In the midst of dealing with all different categories of people, you may recall from our last

time in this one, leaders, verse one to older men, verse two, to older men,

verse two, older women, verse three, young women,

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