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Introducing the Book of Titus with special focus on Titus and the background of his relationship with the Apostle Paul
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1) The book of Titus was written by the apostle Paul to encourage his fellow worker Titus, whom he had left in Crete to lead the church.
2) Paul instructs Titus on what qualifications to look for in leaders for the church and warns of the dishonest reputation of the Cretans.
3) Paul also encourages Titus to develop leaders within the church at Crete by instructing both men and women of all ages.
AN ANALYTICAL OUTLINE OF THE BOOK OF 2 TIMOTHY
Paul writes to encourage Timothy to remain loyal to the Lord, Paul, and the gospel ministry despite hardship. He reminds Timothy of his genuine faith and urges him to strengthen his spiritual gift through the Holy Spirit. Paul appeals to Timothy to not be ashamed of their testimony and to join in suffering for the gospel. He cites his own example as one appointed to preach the gospel who suffers because of it. Paul encourages Timothy to guard the sound teaching entrusted to him and to emulate Paul's faithfulness. He mentions some who were disloyal but prays that God will show mercy to Onesiphorus who helped Paul.
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1. TITUS THE TROUBLE SHOOTER Based on Titus 1:1f
2. HOPE Based on Titus 1:1f
3. FAITH BUILDERS Based on Titus 1:1-16
4. FAITH AND KNOWLEDGE Based on Titus 1:1-16
5. THE BEAUTY OF ORDER Based on Titus 1:5
6. SELF-CONTROL IS THE KEY Based on Titus 1:5-9
7. POSITIVE LEADERSHIP Based on Titus 1:5-9
8. EXCELLENCE EXCLUDES EXCESS Based on Titus 1:5-9
9. CHRISTIAN EXCELLENCE Based on Titus 1:5-16
10. TO THE PURE ALL IS PURE Based on Titus 1:5-16
11. SOUND DOCTRINE based on Titus 1:15-16
12. CULTURE CONFORMED CHRISTIANS Titus 1:15-16
13. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION OF WOMEN Based on Titus 2:1-8
14. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Based on Titus 2:1-10
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Pastoral care involves providing spiritual guidance, leadership, and encouragement to a congregation. The pastor's role is derived from the biblical concept of shepherd, with responsibilities including tending the flock through difficult times like illness, death, and bereavement. Effective pastoral care requires certain qualifications in the pastor, including being above reproach, hospitable, and able to teach with authority. The pastor's motivation comes from sharing in God's reconciling love and acting as an instrument of God's grace.
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Paul continues to praise the Thessalonians for remaining strong in their faith despite facing persecution. He sends Timothy to check on their welfare and strengthen their faith. Timothy reports back that the Thessalonians have good faith and continue to love Paul and others, bringing Paul great joy and encouragement. Paul expresses his desire for them to remain blameless until Christ's return, and prays for their continued spiritual strength and growth.
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Bob Deffinbaugh, “When Paul wrote 1Timothy, he had been freed from his first Roman imprisonment and was carrying on his ministry (in Macedonia? – see 1 Timothy 1:3); as Paul writes 2 Timothy, he is once again in prison, and this time he is not nearly as optimistic about the outcome (2 Timothy 1:16; 2:9). Some have even suggested that Timothy may not have arrived before Paul was executed. Paul’s last words to Timothy sound very much like a farewell address. He is passing the torch of leadership to
Timothy, and to those who will succeed him. In 1 Timothy, Paul instructs Timothy how he should conduct his ministry in Ephesus; in 2 Timothy, Paul instructs Timothy how he should conduct himself and his ministry in the last days, in Paul’s absence.”
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M. F. Sadler, “It was written from Rome shortly before the mart3nrdom of the apostle. It was written chiefly to urge Timothy to come to him, all his other companions in the service of Christ (excepting Luke) being away. One, Demas, had deserted him ; others, as Tychicus, he had sent away. But, though apparently sent for the purpose of urging Timothy to come to him quickly, it contains the most precious exhortation to him, and through him to all ministers, " to make full proof of their ministry," and this it does in the words of a dying man, who is " ready to be
offered, and the time of whose departure is at hand." Whatever special onslaughts of the evil one were yet in store for him, we have his expression of faith that God would carry him triumphantly through all.”
1 Timothy Ch. 2 : Pray for All, Everywhere
God wants us to pray for all everywhere - for a quiet and peaceful life, so that we can live with godliness and reverence, and also see people saved and brought to the knowledge of the truth.
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