Titus
Titus has 3 chapters. Read Titus in the New International Version, chapter by chapter, free and without an account.
Titus presents instructions for organizing churches in Crete, appointing qualified elders, and confronting disruptive teaching. It connects sound instruction with the conduct of different groups within the community. God’s grace and mercy ground the appeal to self-control, kindness, and good works, while divisive controversies are to be avoided.
Titus is one of Paul's letters of the New Testament, the same 27 books in every Christian Bible. See it on the shelf.
Titus 1 outlines qualifications for elders and the need to confront disruptive, deceptive teaching in Crete.
Titus 2 connects sound teaching with self-controlled living across generations and the transforming grace of God.
Titus 3 urges civic gentleness and good works grounded in God’s mercy while rejecting divisive controversies.