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Titus 3:9-15 (view passage online)
Paul gives final instructions to avoid foolish disputes and to reject divisive people from the church after two warnings. Believers should instead devote themselves to good works and live fruitful lives. Christian fellowship should be centered on practical godliness, not useless controversy.
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Titus 3:1-9 (view passage online)
God our Savior demonstrated His kindness and love by saving us according to His mercy, not our works. He justifies us by His grace through the regeneration and renewal of the Holy Spirit. As a result, believers become heirs with a sure hope of eternal life.
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Titus 3:1-9 (view passage online)
God saved us by His mercy through regeneration, not by our own works. He calls believers to be subject to authorities, gentle to everyone, and to focus on their mission of being a witness to other people.
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Titus 2:9-15 (view passage online)
The grace of God that brings salvation teaches believers to deny ungodliness and live holy lives. This grace equips us to be a powerful witness in the workplace as we await the blessed hope of Christ’s return.
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Titus 2:9-15 (view passage online)
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Titus 2:1-8 (view passage online)
A healthy church grows from sound doctrine that shapes the godly behavior of its members. The Bible gives specific instructions for how older men, older women, and young people should live to protect the church’s witness.
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Titus 1:5-9 (view passage online)
Paul tasked Titus with appointing elders in Crete to set the church in order. An elder must meet clear qualifications, such as being blameless and hospitable, while holding fast to the faithful word to teach sound doctrine and correct error.
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Titus 1:1-5 (view passage online)
Paul introduces himself as an apostle called for the faith of God’s elect and the knowledge of the truth. He writes to Titus, his son in the faith, with instructions for appointing elders and setting the local church in order.