The Final Words and Main Theme of Paul’s Letter to Titus: Titus 3:12–15
About this episode
The episode discusses the main theme of Paul's letter to Titus, emphasizing the importance of Christians devoting themselves to good works through God's grace.
A strong message rings through Paul’s letter to Titus like the toll of a great bell: Let Christians devote themselves to good works in the grace of God.
Topics covered
- good works
- grace of God
- Christian devotion
- Paul's letters
- Titus
Keywords
- Paul
- Titus
- good works
- grace
- Christianity
- letter
- devotion
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: Paul’s letter to Titus
Places: Titus
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