Paul's letter to Titus is an exhortation to continue to excel in his work as an evangelist; in many ways it is reminiscent of I Timothy both in scope and tone.

Run length: 6 minutes
Reader: Dale McConachie
Translation: New American Standard Bible®
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From Matthew Henry's Commentary:

"Paul wrote this epistle...that the endeavours of Titus, strengthened with apostolic advice and authority, might be more significant and effectual among them. He was to see all the cities furnished with good pastors, to reject and keep out the unmeet and unworthy, to teach sound doctrine, and instruct all sorts in their duties, to set forth the free grace of God in man's salvation by Christ, and withal to show the necessity of maintaining good works by those who have believed in God and hope for eternal life from him."