Titus

God’s grace brings salvation, teaching us to live righteously in hope of Christ’s return.

Reflect God’s grace through humility and kindness, remembering our past without Christ.

Show grace to others, submitting to authorities and living peaceably as redeemed believers.

Serve faithfully, showing integrity to adorn the gospel, even in difficult circumstances.

Young men live with self-control and integrity, modeling godliness in speech and conduct.

God’s grace, revealed in Christ’s resurrection, empowers holy living for His glory.

God’s grace trains us for godliness, awaiting Christ’s return as our blessed hope.

Elders hold firm to sound doctrine, teaching truth and refuting false teachings.

Young mothers honor God through purity and kindness, strengthening their homes for Christ.

Young wives love their families, cultivating godliness to reflect the gospel’s beauty.

Older believers model sobriety, reverence, and sound faith, mentoring others in godliness.

God’s grace redeems and purifies, equipping us to live zealously for His glory.

God’s grace teaches us to renounce sin, living godly lives in this age.

Leaders exhibit hospitality, self-control, and holiness, reflecting Christ’s character in service.

Avoid foolish disputes, focus on good works, and stand firm in God’s truth.

Insist on good works, as God’s grace transforms lives for His glory.

Elders avoid arrogance and greed, leading with humility and integrity for God.

Leaders must be blameless, with faithful families, reflecting God’s standards in leadership.

Elders must be appointed with care, ensuring order and godliness in the church.

Leaders teach God’s Word with integrity, nurturing faith through grace and truth.

Faithful leaders proclaim God’s truth, anchored in His eternal promise of life.

Leaders confront false teachers, protecting the church with sound doctrine and godliness.

Teach sound doctrine, living consistently to reflect God’s truth in all actions.