01 - Introduction To Titus 02 - Appoint Blameless Men! 03 - The Husband of One Wife 04 - First a Leader at Home 05 - NOT! (What and Elder Shouldn't Be) 06 - What An Elder MUST Be 07 - The Silencing of the..."Wolves" 08 - The Silencing of the..."Wolves" (pt 2) 09 - What An Elder MUST Teach 10 - What An Elder MUST Teach (pt 2) 11 - What An Elder Must Teach - To Younger Men 12 - What An Elder Must Teach - To Employees 13 - The Grace of God 14 - The Grace (and Glory) of God 15 - Civil Christianity 16 - The Way We Were!? 17 - He Saved Us 18 - A Final Appeal and Warning 19 - Farewell To Titus

Timothy and Titus were both faithful servants of God and worked closely with the Apostle Paul. We know much about Timothy and we tend to study the book of 1Timothy rather than the book of Titus, but let's not overlook the book of Titus. Titus was given a difficult job to do on the island of Crete. He wasn't sent to any one particular church, but to all the churches on the island. His demanding assignment was to provide oversight and to appoint leaders in the various churches on the island. What made his task even more formidable was the generally poor character qualities of the Cretans (See Titus 1:12-13a). Join us in this study as we read and study the instructions that the Apostle Paul (guided by the Holy Spirit) gave to both Titus and to the Churches on the island of Crete, and also to Christian Churches and Leaders since that time.