Titus 3:7
“that being justified by his grace, we might be made heirs according to the hope of eternal life.”
What does Titus 3:7 mean?
When we're made right with God through his grace (not through anything we've earned or deserved), we step into a completely different kind of inheritance. Paul is saying that this justification isn't just about being forgiven in the moment, but about becoming heirs to God's promises, with eternal life itself as our hope and future. The word "heirs" suggests we're not distant from God but genuinely part of his family, entitled to what belongs to him. This is meant to anchor us in the reality that our standing with God isn't fragile or temporary, but secure and eternal.