https://sermons.stmarksplumstead.org/Sermons from St Mark's Plumstead: TitusenSun, 11 Oct 2026 09:30:00 +0100https://sermons.stmarksplumstead.org/static/default_podcast.3f6897bf91e0.pnghttps://sermons.stmarksplumstead.org/St Mark's PlumsteadListen to recent audio from St Mark's PlumsteadSt Mark's Plumsteadnohttps://sermons.stmarksplumstead.org/sermons/102255/Nick LouwSun, 11 Oct 2026 09:30:00 +0100https://sermons.stmarksplumstead.org/sermons/102255/41:35Nick Louw<p>Getting out of the Ghetto</p><p><strong>Series: </strong>Titus</p><p><strong>Preacher: </strong>Nick Louw</p><p><strong>Sunday Morning</strong></p><p><strong>Date:</strong> 11th October 2026</p><p><strong>Passage: </strong><a href="https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Titus+1%3A1-4&amp;version=CSB">Titus 1:1-4</a></p><p>-------------------</p><p>What if the people who seem to have everything are starving for the one thing they need most?</p> <p>During the Second World War, people trapped in the Warsaw Ghetto depended on dangerous underground operations to bring them food. Without help from beyond the walls, they faced starvation.</p> <p>Paul sent Titus to Crete on a similar rescue mission. The hunger wasn't physical, but the need was just as real: people were desperate for spiritual truth and guidance.</p> <p>And today? People may have full lives, full homes, and endless distractions, yet still run on empty. What if the hope they desperately need is a message we've been entrusted to share?</p> <p>As we begin our new series in Titus, discover why Paul's urgent assignment to Titus still matters – and why the Good News cannot be kept to ourselves.</p> <p>Click to listen and download this challenging message. The world around us may need it more than we realise.</p>