Topic : The Concept of Sin

Titus 1:5 “For this cause left I thee in Crete, that thou shouldest set in order the things that are wanting, and ordain elders in every city, as I had appointed thee:” (KJV)

Every man who is a scholar of church history knows that in every decade God raises a particular gift or message to fore run a generation. Men who spear head these movements are usually men who have paid the price of consecration. Some movements are stronger than others, some movements are more impactful while some are simply emotional and full of performances.

Paul speaks to Titus reminding him the reason why he had left him at Crete. He tells him to set in order things that are wanting, which means a lot was to be desired in Crete. Just like in Crete, today there is a lot to be desired in the body of Christ. There ought to be a good understanding of what God is able to do in a generation.

There is a pattern to the things of God that define how men ought to serve him.

One of the patterns of salvation is that a man can only stand by the grace of God. There is no amount of works that can sanctify you enough to qualify you for greatness. It takes the grace of God for you to be established in his ways.

Prophetic Declarations.

Hallelujah. Amen

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