Titus 2:1-8. Paul advises Titus on how to instruct the Older Men, Older Women,  Younger Women, and Younger Men in the church. We find wonderful principles relating to our personal stewardship, family fellowship and corporate investment in these helpful verses. Where might you fit into this picture?

Acts 28:1-31. After being shipwrecked and wintering on the island of Malta, Paul and the crew finally make it to Rome, where Paul is seen ministering and teaching at the close of the book. How inspiring this is for us all to consider the plan of God and the opportunities afforded us.

Tit 1:10-1:16. After laying out the criteria for elders (6-9), Paul goes on to describe the attitudes and actions of false teachers (10-16). False teaching is all around us in the 21st century and great care and discernment is required to avoid being taken in by error.

Tit 1:5-9. The New Testament is clear that elders are the essential leadership needed in a local church, but how do we know who is suited for such a position? Paul gives Titus a descriptive list of what a godly pastor (elder or overseer) should be and shouldn’t be in this crucial passage.

Titus 1:1-5. Does God choose us? or do we choose God? or are both truths to be reconciled? In this message, introducing the book of Titus, we plunge into the mystery of predestination and consider what it may mean to be one of the elect. We also explore the need for sound doctrine and godliness […]