Doctrine and Devotion: An Overview of Titus | Dr. Stephen Conley
Raintree Community Church
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The Author of Titus
The human author of this book is the Apostle Paul, who also penned 13 letters of the New Testament. Paul was redeemed by God’s grace and became a missionary for the Gospel’s sake.
The Audience of Titus
Paul wrote the book to a pastor named Titus, whom he left to establish churches on the island of Crete. It was most likely written between A.D. 62-64, just before his eventual martyrdom. While it is written to a pastor, it is written for the church.
The Aim of Titus
Titus can be divided up into two components: Doctrine and Devotion This book demonstrates the seamless connection between healthy doctrine and holy behavior. This works itself out in a healthy church with Godly leadership.