Titus
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In his letter to Titus, who was leading a network of home churches on the island of Crete, Paul provides guidance on the teachings that should be upheld within these churches. He instructs Titus to teach in accordance with sound doctrine. He emphasizes that older men should be temperate, respectful, self-controlled, and steadfast in faith, […]
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The apostle Paul wrote this letter to his co-worker Titus, who was stationed on the island of Crete, likely in the mid-60s A.D., between his first imprisonment (Acts 28) and a later, unrecorded imprisonment. He refers to Titus as his “true son,” highlighting their close relationship. Since Paul had no biological children, this title reflects […]
The Jordan Valley 