All Talk (Titus 1:10-16) – Many can profess doctrinal clarity but few can practice ethical purity.  As believers, we cannot be all talk in our commitment.

• All talk Christians can profess doctrinal clarity but unable to practice ethical purity.
• Satan’s strategy is to get you to doubt, deny, and then defy God’s Word.
• False teachers are used by Satan to entice those within the Church since those outside the Church are already deceived.

Recognize a False Teacher (Titus 1:10-12)

• False teachers often superimpose their authority over God’s authority.
• Too many people read the Bible as a yearbook – they only read the pages that highlight themselves.
• False teachers will say anything, do anything, and avoid anything to benefit their agenda.

Rebuke a False Teacher (Titus 1:13-14)

• If confrontation is the means, restoration is the goal.
• Seek to win the person – not the argument.
• Teach others to avoid man-made superstitions and to embrace God-given revelation.

Redeem a False Teacher (Titus 1:15-16)

• God’s truth is the only force powerful enough to combat Satan’s lies.
• You can’t clean up the inside by simply shining up the outside.
• Good works from a bad heart are actually bad works.