What is Paul advocating in Titus 2:3-5? This article considers the passage's implications for spiritual mothering.

This article encourages women to consider all of Scripture, not merely Titus 2:3-5, when it comes to discipleship relationships. The author explains what gospel-centred, whole-Bible discipleship entails, and how this shapes women's ministry.

This article is addressed to mothers, and offers six suggestions on how to express a tender love to daughters, in light of Paul's instruction in Titus 2:4.

Older women have a role to play in the church. This article defines this role by looking at Titus 2:3-4

In light of Titus 2:2, this article shows the role of older men in the church. These men have a task of mentoring younger men in the path of faith.

Christians can honour the call of Titus 2:10 to adorn doctrine by living a life of holiness and servitude.

This article shows that Titus was written as an apologetic letter. Looking at Titus 2:12, the author shows that it is through the church, which is a manifestation of God's grace as a new community, that a genuine pious, just and sober life can be found where words translate into actions. Christian lifestyle is a form of apologetics.