Simple, without being simplistic guide to the Bible
Affordable and useful tools for small groups
Includes map, timeline and questions for further study and for life application
Paperback, 128pp
Reviews
'The New Testament is not friendly to broad doctrinal tolerance within the Church. Paul's "Pastoral Letters" bristle with instruction that false teachers must be given biting rebukes. The Christian life is founded upon a clear apprehension of the truth.At the same time our Saviour Jesus Christ went to the cross with an interest in the life we live "in the present age" (Titus 2:12). He gave himself for us to provide us with zeal for godliness in the here-and-now. David Campbell weaves these and other themes of Titus together with warm and wise pastoral care.'—Walter J Chantry, Editor, Banner of Truth Magazine
'David Campbell has written a helpful, practical and accessible commentary on Titus. In his warm, insightful and always pastoral exposition, David lucidly opens up Paul's teaching on subjects that have particular relevance to the church today: eldership, false teaching, the importance of sound doctrine, how we are to live as Christian men and as Christian women, the grace of God in salvation, the coming again of our Lord Jesus. The exposition is always faithful to the text and is enhanced by tailpieces to each section providing guidance "For Further Study" and questions "To Think About and Discuss".'—Ian Hamilton, Pastor of the Cambridge Presbyterian Church, England
ISBN: 9781846250798
Catalogue code: N/A
Publisher: DAY ONE PUBLICATIONS - published 15/07/2007
Format: Paperback