Today on the Text-Driven Women Podcast, we're continuing our study on Titus 2. In this episode, we're walking through what it looks like to be a woman "under control" by defining what it means to "be self-controlled" (2:5).

DIGGING DEEPER

What habits and disciplines have you placed in your life that help in developing self-control and sound thinking? (ie. constant prayer, daily Bible study, accountability partner, social media breaks, etc.) 

Think of a recent time you weren't thinking sensibly? What was the result? How might operating from a sophron mindset have changed that? 

Identify an area in your life where you need to be more sophron, self-controlled. What practical steps could you take to acquire more self-control in this area? 

What is your primary takeaway from this week’s lesson? 

What is at the root of out-of-control behavior and emotions? 

How can a lack of self-control affect us when it comes to other virtues of a godly character and spiritual disciplines?