Titus gives Paul’s instructions for establishing order in the churches of Crete. The letter emphasizes qualified elders, sound doctrine, correction of false teachers, conduct fitting the gospel, the distinction between grace and works, and the need for believers to maintain good works as a result of salvation rather than its cause. Sound teaching is meant to produce sober, godly, useful lives.
Titus gives Paul’s instructions for establishing order in the churches of Crete. The letter emphasizes qualified elders, sound doctrine, correction of false teachers, conduct fitting the gospel, the distinction between grace and works, and the need for believers to maintain good works as a result of salvation rather than its cause. Sound teaching is meant to produce sober, godly, useful lives.
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