HeyJaredVerse by Verse with Nate
Verse by Verse with Nate is a Scripture-driven podcast dedicated to going deeper into God's Word one passage at a time.
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Grace: Where It Starts and Where It Ends (opens the original)
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Titus 3:12–15 & Full Letter Review Paul closes his letter the same way he opened it — with grace. In this episode, Nate walks through the final verses of Titus, introducing the real people who carried the gospel at personal cost and unpacking what it means for a community to "meet the pressing needs" of those around them. Then he steps back to survey the whole letter — three chapters, one coherent vision — and sets the stage for something special in Episode 15. The goal was never just to finish
What Happens After The Gospel Takes Root (opens the original)
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Titus 3:8–11 The gospel is not a conversation starter. It's a life transformer. In this episode, Nate unpacks Paul's practical test for whether theology is actually working: are people becoming more devoted to good works, or more devoted to winning arguments? From the "faithful saying" formula of verse 8 to Paul's stark contrast between what is profitable and what is pointless, to his surprisingly merciful two-warning process for divisive people — this passage asks the question the whole letter
The Gospel In One Paragraph (opens the original)
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In four verses, the Apostle Paul packs every component of salvation into a single, breathtaking paragraph. In this episode, we slow down for Titus 3:4–7 and trace the shape of the gospel from start to finish: the kindness and love of God the Father that set it in motion, the washing of new birth and ongoing renewal by the Holy Spirit, and the justifying work of Christ that makes us not just forgiven — but heirs . Why does Paul insist our rescue had nothing to do with our righteous deeds? What do
Remember What You Were (opens the original)
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Remember What You Were Titus 3:3 Before Paul gives us one of the most beautiful gospel summaries in the New Testament, he makes us stop and look at the before picture. Seven words. Foolish. Disobedient. Misled. Enslaved. Malicious. Envious. Hated and hating. And notice — Paul doesn't say you were like this. He says we . This episode is about the kind of humility that only grows from honest memory, and why remembering what we were is one of the greatest gifts we can bring to the people around us
How The Gospel Forms A Community (opens the original)
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How the Gospel Forms a Community Titus 3:1–2 The gospel doesn't just change individuals — it changes how we show up in the world around us. In this episode, we dig into Paul's surprisingly countercultural instructions for civic life: submit, obey, be ready for every good work, malign no one, be peaceable, be gentle, show consideration to everyone. In an age of political polarization and culture-war Christianity, these two verses paint a picture of a community defined not by what it's against — b
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