Season 8: Titus •
Season 8: Titus •
Titus is a punchy letter, from Paul to Titus, but with the intention that the whole church will listen in to what's being said. At its heart, it's a letter commending the beautiful gospel and what it looks like for the good news to impact all of church life in a pretty hostile and secular culture. Come and join us as we soak in each part of this letter and seek to drive it to our hearts.
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Episode by Episode
Sarah’s Takeaway
“Why do we need the letter of Titus? Because I need to be continually reminded that I can only strive to do good, as I fix my eyes on Jesus and the good news that he himself embodies. ”
Resources for You
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Reading One to One
A companion website and videos to accompany David Helm’s classic book, One to One Bible Reading.
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Priscilla, Where Are You?
A call to joyful theology, this is a wonderfully helpful and short book by Natalie Brand, exhorting all women to invest in their doctrine of God.
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Titus for You
A helpful companion guide to Titus by Tim Chester.
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The Local Church
Hunter Beless and Susan Hunt in conversation about the wonder and value of the local church. Gold dust.
“When the kindness and love of God our saviour appeared, he saved us, not because of righteous things we had done, but because of his mercy.”
— Paul
The Book List
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We Recommend...
Here are some of our top picks for books that might help you dig into and explore this season further. Great for home groups, further study or with the family.
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Growing Together
In this practical guide, Melissa Kruger expounds Titus 2 and encourages Christian women to pursue mentoring others for the glory of God.
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Tea Time Discipleship
A beautiful book displaying the value of discipling one another over a cup of tea, modelled by the author, Sally Clarkson, who’s been doing it for over fifty years.
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Titus for You
An excellent read from Tim Chester who writes with enthusiastic clarity in this companion guide to Titus, expounding the text clearly and applying it deeply.
