Doctrine for Young Women 26 October 2014 pm – Titus 2:4-5 – Tit 14 – Scott Childs Introduction: Growing up on a farm, I learned many skills from my father. Rarely did Dad have a formal teaching time with me, but as I watched and worked with him, I learned from his example and mentoring. […]

Doctrine for Older Women 19 October 2014 PM – Titus 2:3-4a – Tit 14 – Scott Childs Introduction: So far in Titus 2, we have learned that doctrine is teachings. We learned that sound doctrine is healthy or health-giving doctrine. We also learned that doctrine is not just information but application; it is not just […]

Doctrine for Older Men 12 October 2014 PM – Titus 2:2 – Tit 14 – Scott Childs Introduction: Many creatures have gone extinct since creation. There is also a type of humans that is rapidly going extinct as well, that is “faithful men.” Paul told Timothy in 2 Timothy 2:2, “And the things that thou […]

Sound Doctrine 5 October 2014 PM – Titus 2:1 – Tit 14 – Scott Childs Introduction: Doctrine is teaching or instruction. Bible doctrine is teaching or instruction found in the Bible. Doctrine describes how to be saved, how to have a flourishing relationship with God, how to witness for the Lord, the need to separate […]

Quash the Opposition 28 September 2014 PM – Titus 1:10-16 – Tit 14 – Scott Childs Introduction: The devil will use every means possible to oppose Bible doctrine and the work of God. We find an example of this in Acts 20:28-31. Transition: Paul told Titus that he must appoint elders who would be able […]

Titus’ Twofold Ministry 21 September 2014 PM – Titus 1:5-9 – Tit 14 – Scott Childs Introduction: The first day on a new job can be rather nerve racking. However, a good employer will clearly explain how to do the job the right way. Paul’s instructions to Titus were somewhat like those of an employer […]

Paul to Titus 14 September 2014 PM – Titus 1:1-4 – Tit 14 – Scott Childs Introduction: This evening we are going to begin a study of the book of Titus. Titus along with the two letters to Timothy are known as the “Pastoral Epistles” because they were written to preachers rather than to churches. […]