Our life here on earth is short. James says it is like a vapor. We are bombarded with the temporary: Make money. Get stuff. Be comfortable. Live well. Have fun. In the midst of it all, we lose sight of the eternal. But it’s there.

Our life here on earth is short. James says it is like a vapor. We are bombarded with the temporary: Make money. Get stuff. Be comfortable. Live well. Have fun. In the midst of it all, we lose sight of the eternal. But it’s there.

Did Jesus truly raise from the dead? If Jesus truly raised from the dead, then what difference does that make in your life?

The answers to these questions will stir our hearts to live the life not wasted...the life given fully to Jesus.

Did Jesus truly raise from the dead? If Jesus truly raised from the dead, then what difference does that make in your life?

The answers to these questions will stir our hearts to live the life not wasted...the life given fully to Jesus.

Paul reminds Christians to be conscientious citizens (submissive, obedient and public-minded) and to live consistent lives of peace, courtesy, and gentleness. (1-2)

He then develops the doctrine of salvation so Titus has confidence that the people in the church at Crete can be changed to live the lives they are called to live. He gives six points about salvation:

1. The Need for Salvation:

2. The Source of Salvation:

3. The Grounds for Salvation:

4. The Means of Salvation

5. The Goal of Salvation

6. The Evidence of Salvation

Paul concludes the letter with miscellaneous items:

1. Titus is to avoid profitless controversies

2. Titus is to discipline contentious people

3. Titus is to make sure believers are dedicated to doing good works.

Paul reminds Christians to be conscientious citizens (submissive, obedient and public-minded) and to live consistent lives of peace, courtesy, and gentleness. (1-2)

He then develops the doctrine of salvation so Titus has confidence that the people in the church at Crete can be changed to live the lives they are called to live. He gives six points about salvation:

1. The Need for Salvation:

2. The Source of Salvation:

3. The Grounds for Salvation:

4. The Means of Salvation

5. The Goal of Salvation

6. The Evidence of Salvation

Paul concludes the letter with miscellaneous items:

1. Titus is to avoid profitless controversies

2. Titus is to discipline contentious people

3. Titus is to make sure believers are dedicated to doing good works.

How can we live godly lives that are visible to others and pleasing to God? Titus 2:11-15 presents us with life-transforming truths of the Gospel that stir our heart to put the truth into action and live a Gospel-saturated life.

How can we live godly lives that are visible to others and pleasing to God? Titus 2:11-15 presents us with life-transforming truths of the Gospel that stir our heart to put the truth into action and live a Gospel-saturated life.

After dealing with the false teachers in the previous passage, Paul now instructs Titus how to teach the different groups in order that their character and conduct may reflect Christ and cause the gospel to attractive to the non-believer.

After dealing with the false teachers in the previous passage, Paul now instructs Titus how to teach the different groups in order that their character and conduct may reflect Christ and cause the gospel to attractive to the non-believer.