Titus 2:14: A People Zealous! @ReformedRookie
Titus 2:14: A People Zealous!  @ReformedRookie
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Summary: Redeemed, Purified, and Zealous for Good Works
This study centers on Titus 2:14, highlighting that Christ gave Himself to redeem believers from lawlessness and purify them as His special possession, zealous for good works. This salvation is a work of the triune God, purchasing believers to be His own treasured possession, set apart for Him. This understanding should evoke gratitude, hope, and a desire to fulfill God's calling. Believers, now belonging to Jesus, should be zealous for good works, using their gifts to build up the body of Christ and advance the gospel in every area of life, recognizing that they have been planted to advance the gospel. Zeal for God means singular devotion, prioritizing Him in all aspects of life and living in accordance with His will as revealed in Scripture. Good works are not the basis of acceptance but a natural outflow of a changed heart, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and a witness to the world.
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