Teaching That Accords with Sound Doctrine — Part One
In sharp contrast to the false teaching and man-made regulations that had become popular in Crete, Paul exhorted Titus to teach in accordance with sound doctrine. Solid biblical teaching, he explained, silences opponents, glorifies God, and edifies His people. Examining Paul’s instructions for young men, women, and slaves, Alistair Begg notes that regardless of social status, a pure, self-disciplined life makes the Gospel beautiful and God’s Word respected in the world around us.
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In sharp contrast to the false teaching and man-made regulations that had become popular in Crete, Paul exhorted Titus to teach in accordance with sound doctrine. Solid biblical teaching, he explained, silences opponents, glorifies God, and edifies His people. Examining Paul’s instructions for young men, women, and slaves, Alistair Begg notes that regardless of social status, a pure, self-disciplined life makes the Gospel beautiful and God’s Word respected in the world around us.