Tag: Today in the Word

Today’s final admonitions to Titus encourage a similar discernment. Previously, Titus had been instructed to confront and correct false teaching.

Scripture reminds us that it was God who saved us, “not because of righteous things we had done, but because of his mercy”.

Paul instructed slaves to be subject to their masters with respect, honesty, and trustworthiness so that “they may adorn the doctrine of God our Saviour.

Scripture expects sound Christian living to happen in community. Thus, to have a sound faith, seek out an older, wiser Christian to share wisdom .

These opponents of the faith had some connection with Judaizers, those who taught that all Christians—including Gentiles—had to follow the Mosaic Law to please God.

Under Paul’s teaching, Onesimus had become a Christian, and for that reason Philemon should no longer see him as a slave.

Scripture reminds us that remaining firm in the faith is not something we do in our own strength. There is One “who is able to keep you from stumbling.

Jude describes ungodly individuals as polluting their bodies, rejecting authority, slandering heaven and also immoral rebels.

How do you contend for the faith? Are you active in prayer, corporate worship, Bible reading and study? Take time to assess your spiritual health.

This week pray for the ministers of your church by name. Ask God to bless their health, family, and ministry. Then take time to write a personal note of encouragement.