Paul charges Titus to appoint qualified elders in every Cretan town, defines the character a leader must embody, and calls for sharp rebuke of those whose false teaching is destabilizing whole households.
New Testament
Titus
Written by Paul to Titus, whom he had left on the island of Crete (roughly A.D. 62–66). Titus instructs on appointing godly elders, living out sound doctrine in practical ways, and the grace of God that trains believers for godly living in this present age.
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Healthy Living and Good Works
Titus 2-3Paul grounds the social ethics of every age group in the appearing grace of Christ, confesses the washing of regeneration through the Holy Spirit, and calls Titus's community to adorn the gospel with lives devoted to good works.