A study in Paul's letter to Titus — the call to hold fast to sound doctrine, rebuke error, and live lives that adorn the gospel.
Paul opens Titus by calling himself a bondservant before he calls himself an apostle. The order tells you what he thought his job actually was.
False teachers were turning whole households away from the truth, and doing it for money. Paul tells Titus to silence them, and explains exactly why.
If sin feels heavy and the world feels hostile to God, Titus 2 is written for you. Grace has appeared, and it teaches us how to live now.
Does grace mean God overlooks sin? Paul says the opposite. Grace is what makes a genuinely different life possible in the first place.
If we are saved by grace and not by works, why does Paul keep insisting on good works? The difference between a dead work and a good one is all in what sits underneath it.