Show Notes
Your life is a billboard for Jesus, and how you live can either draw people toward Him or push them away. In Titus 2:1–10, Paul calls every believer to live with integrity, practice self-control, serve others, and invest in the next generation so that the way we live makes the gospel attractive to the world around us.
Older men don’t check out from following Christ Older women should live with reverence and teach what is good Young women should faithfully follow the Word of God Young men must be self-controlled Workers should work to please their master
Life Group Discussion: Who is someone whose faithfulness has challenged you to love Jesus more? What qualities do you see in them that you want to develop in your own life? Why is it important for older and more mature believers to invest in the next generation? What can you learn from someone in a different season of life? Nate emphasized that every season of life matters, whether you're married, single, or raising a family. How can you faithfully follow Jesus in your current season instead of waiting for the next one? What is the difference between simply avoiding sin and actively pursuing God's purpose for your life? How does remembering that you ultimately work for the Lord change the way you approach your job, school, or everyday responsibilities?
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