Free Lessons, New Testament, Study of Titus
Titus 3 emphasizes how Christians should live within society and among unbelievers: submitting to rulers, showing humility and gentleness, avoiding quarrels and foolish disputes, and being devoted to good works. Paul reminds believers of God’s mercy through regeneration and renewal by the Spirit, justification by grace, and their inheritance of eternal life. The chapter also warns against divisive people and stresses meeting urgent needs so that believers live fruitful lives.
Free Lessons, New Testament, Study of Titus
Titus 2 is a guide for Christian living, providing specific instructions for various groups within the church on how to behave in a way that reflects and honors the gospel. The chapter instructs instructs each of the different groups (older men and women, younger men and women, and slaves, how to live lives that honor Christ in response to His great sacrifice and appearance.
Free Lessons, New Testament, Study of Titus
Titus Chapter 1 emphasizes Paul’s mission to proclaim God’s truth leading to godliness, instructs that elders must be blameless, disciplined, and faithful to sound doctrine, and warns against false teachers—especially those teaching for selfish gain—who corrupt households and deny God by their deeds, showing themselves unfit for good works.
Free Lessons, Study of Titus
Introduction of Paul’s epistle to Titus
Free Lessons, New Testament, Study of 1 Timothy
1 Timothy 6:11-21, Paul urges Timothy to pursue godly virtues, fight for the faith, keep God’s command blameless until Christ returns, avoid the snares of wealth, be generous, and guard the truth against false teaching.
Free Lessons, New Testament, Study of 1 Timothy
1 Timothy 6:1–10 warns against false teachers who promote godliness for financial gain. Paul urges contentment with basic needs and teaches that the love of money leads to temptation, ruin, and departure from the faith.
