Titus (Book of)

The Book of Titus is a letter in the New Testament written by the Apostle Paul to his colleague Titus, providing guidance for church leadership and emphasizing right living. It covers topics like appointing qualified leaders, avoiding false teachings, and living morally through good deeds. It aims to foster healthy, respectful communities by promoting faith, integrity, and sound doctrine. Essentially, it offers practical instructions for maintaining a strong, honest church and encourages believers to embody Christian virtues in daily life.