Titus (Part 2)
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The second part of Steve Gregg's commentary on Titus focuses on the qualities expected of church leaders and the importance of sound doctrine. Older men and women are encouraged to be examples to younger generations, and women are cautioned against being idle gossips. Gregg also touches on the issue of slavery in the early church, and the need for proper behavior among all members.
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