Studies in Titus: God's Counsel for Godly Living

Description:

The Book of Titus is listed along with the two letters to Timothy as the "Pastoral Epistles" of Paul. These letters are called this because they contain many general instructions for the church.

Paul’s letter to Titus provides God's Counsel for Godly Living. Within the three brief chapters of this epistle, we discover specific instructions about how the Christian life is to demonstrate a practical godliness. Paul’s lessons to Titus are for leaders, teachers, preachers and every Christian – both young and old. These lessons are as pertinent in today’s world as in the infant years of the church.

The message of Titus is needed in our society. Morality is quickly diminishing. Authority is arrogantly rejected. God’s Truth is distorted. The unchanging standards of the Bible are being replaced by the shifting and ever‐changing norms of relative judgment. Titus speaks clearly to our moral values in daily life and to the fellowship of the Lord’s people.

This study examines many practical issues facing Christians and the church. Such a practical study will help all Christians to learn basic instructions on how to develop a life centered on godly living.

Features:

• 15 lessons for a quarter of Bible study
• CD packaged in DVD-style case with full-color cover
• Interactive menus
• Lesson texts
• Handouts
• PowePoint slideshow and handouts

Table of Contents:

1. The Theme of Titus
2. Titus: A Pattern of Godliness
3. Elders & Godliness (Part 1)
4. Elders & Godliness (Part 2)
5. Basic Issues Regarding False Teachers
6. How Older Christians Are To Live
7. How Younger Christians Are To Live
8. Godliness And The Work Ethic
9. Why Should One Live Godly?
10. The Evangelist
11. Christians As Citizens
12. Motives For Being A Good Citizen
13. Unprofitable Teaching
14. Concluding Reminders
15. Special Study: Evangelistic Authority