Titus

Titus 1

Paul writes to Titus, instructing him on how to appoint elders in the churches of Crete. He outlines the qualifications for a bishop, including blamelessness, hospitality, and sound doctrine. Paul also warns against false teachers who spread Jewish fables and seek personal gain.

Titus 2

Paul instructs Titus on how to guide the church in Crete, emphasizing the importance of sound doctrine and behavior among its members. He outlines specific expectations for various groups within the church, including elderly men and women, young men, servants, and all believers. The chapter concludes with a call to live soberly and righteously as we await Christ's return.

Titus 3

Paul reminds Titus of the importance of living a godly life, recalling his own past mistakes and how he was saved by God's mercy through Jesus Christ. He emphasizes the need to maintain good works and avoid foolish questions and contentions. The chapter concludes with Paul's instructions for Titus to come visit him in Nicopolis.