God has not run out of mercy—not for you, not today.

On February 16, we’re back in Titus 3 one more time—because sometimes you don’t need a new passage, you need fresh eyes on the same one. After hearing Titus 3 preached, we return to the final lines of the letter (Titus 3:12–15) and Paul pulls the curtain back on what real ministry looks like.

It’s not always a platform. Sometimes it’s painfully practical: “Do your best… see that they lack nothing.” Paul tells Titus to send gospel workers forward—Zenas and Apollos—and to send them well supplied. The mission keeps moving, and the church’s job is to make sure the work isn’t slowed down by what could’ve been provided.

Then the punch lands: Paul isn’t asking if you’re faithful. He’s asking if you’re fruitful.

You can attend every week and still be unproductive spiritually. God didn’t call you to be an “attendance guy.” He called you to be a disciple who produces fruit that lasts—holiness, obedience, disciple-making, and a life that actually looks like Jesus in the real world.

So today’s question is simple and uncomfortable: What are you producing? And the closing encouragement is exactly what you need to hear: “Grace be with you all.” Because it takes grace to stay fruitful in a culture that trains you to drift.

Don’t just be present. Be productive. And may grace be with you today.