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The Book of
Titus
A field manual for building healthy churches: appoint trustworthy leaders, teach what fits the gospel, and insist on visible goodness.
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How to read Titus
Read it as practical coaching for a young church network under pressure. Track the repeated link between true teaching and changed habits, and notice how grace is the engine for maturity, order, and a credible witness in public life.
Context
Big idea and book facts
Titus calls churches to match their message with their lives. The gospel of God’s grace should shape leadership, daily conduct, and a public reputation marked by steady good works.
- Author
- Paul the Apostle
- Date
- c. AD 62-64
- Location
- Context being prepared
- Audience
- Titus and the churches in Crete
- Genre
- Epistle