Handling Scripture - Paul’s Letter to Titus

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In this message, Matt models how to be a faithful reader as he engages the book of Titus. This is a book filled with theological topics that we could spend time exploring and debating about. Matt stays zoomed out and demonstrates beautifully how the humanity of the book, the historical context of its author and recipient, and the literary genre all point to a deep vision of discipleship that can be easily missed. He argues that while the inspiration of the Holy Spirit's guidance only took a few hours, the inspiration of the Spirit shaping Paul and Tutus' relationship took 20 years.

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