In this Bible study, we finish Paul’s letter to Titus by walking through Titus Chapter 3.
Paul reminds believers that the Christian life must be visible before the watching world. We are called to be subject to authority, ready for every good work, gentle toward others, and careful not to fall into foolish arguments or divisive behavior.
This chapter also gives one of the clearest reminders of the gospel: we are not saved by works of righteousness which we have done, but according to God’s mercy. Grace does not only rescue us from our past; it teaches us how to live faithfully in the present.
Join us as we study Titus 3 and consider how sound doctrine should produce humility, good works, and a life that reflects the mercy of God.
Paul reminds believers that the Christian life must be visible before the watching world. We are called to be subject to authority, ready for every good work, gentle toward others, and careful not to fall into foolish arguments or divisive behavior.
This chapter also gives one of the clearest reminders of the gospel: we are not saved by works of righteousness which we have done, but according to God’s mercy. Grace does not only rescue us from our past; it teaches us how to live faithfully in the present.
Join us as we study Titus 3 and consider how sound doctrine should produce humility, good works, and a life that reflects the mercy of God.