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Christian Obligation

• Titus 21315

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Something To Think About

• By reading through the book (and other passages
  mentioning him), it is easy to surmise he was a
  person of strength, energy, and decisiveness.
  What can you learn about his character and
  philosophy of ministry? How did he treat other
  people?

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KEY VERSE


Titus 211 For the grace of God that bringeth
salvation hath appeared to all men.
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• Lesson Objectives
• To analyze the standards of Christian living
• To anticipate the return of Christ
• To accentuate godly conduct in expectancy of
  Christs return

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• Christian Behavior
• Titus 2110
• The Aged (15)
• James 57-8
• The Young (68)
• The Servant ( 9-10)

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• In these verses we have considered, the message
  comes through loud and clearevery Christians
  life should show forth the truth of the gospel.
  Christians have been freed from the guilt and
  penalty of sin they possess a new life from God
  the Holy Spirit now lives in them. Aged men, aged
  women, young women, young men, and servantsare
  all to serve God.

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• Christian Beliefs
• Titus 21115
• Salvation (11)
• Sanctification (12)
• Second Coming (1315)

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• How very wonderful that salvation is for
  everyoneno one is excluded. This is the
  marvelous story of redemption we are to preach,
  teach, proclaim, and tell. All are lost, but all
  may be saved, if they only repent of sin and
  believe in Christ as Savior.

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• Christian Basics
• Titus 318
• Citizenship (1-2)
• Character (38)
• John 35 Ephesians 526

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• People cannot see our true inner motives or our
  faith, but they can see our good works that come
  forth from proper belief.

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• Christian Banes
• Titus 3911
• The Unprofitable (9)
• The Unbelieving (10-11)

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• It is never easy to deal with differences or with
  problems. Minor differences should be ignored.
  But major differences, especially those relating
  to the basic truths of Gods Word, cannot be
  ignored. They have to be faced. When errors of
  doctrine are explained and people who have held
  them are sorry and repent, then the matter is
  settled. But if they will not change, then a
  church should follow Pauls advice to Titus.

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• Christian Biddings
• Titus 31215
• Suggestions (12-13)
• Acts 204 Ephesians 621-22 Colossians 47-8 2
  Timothy 412 1 Corinthians 112 346 46
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• Salutations (14-15)

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• In this final section we see something of Pauls
  relationship to his special friends. All of these
  had gathered around Paul to assist him, directly
  or indirectly with his ministry. Paul trusted his
  friends and relied on them. His ministry was
  greatly enhanced because of his friends. All of
  us should cultivate good Christian friends. We
  are all social beings and we need others. Blessed
  is the person who has friends.

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• QUESTIONS FOR STUDY AND DISCUSSION
• 1. What positive incentive is there for a
  Christian to be a good employee?
• 2. What does the word sound mean as it is used in
  22 and 8?
• 3. What is the key word of this epistle?
• 4. What is the role of good works in a
  Christians life?
• 5. What was Titus to do with heretics? Why is
  church discipline so infrequently exercised?
• 6. What does Paul say older women are to teach
  younger women? Do the older women in your church
  teach these things to younger women?

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May God Bless You For Coming To Sunday School
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Acknowledgements

• Applications taken from Bible Teacher Bible
  Studies for AdultsWinter Edition (2010)
• This power point slide presentation may be
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• Presentation Compiled For Randall House By Earl
  Scroggins