About the books of Titus and Philemon
Titus and Philemon are world-changing books. Paul commissioned Titus to appoint trustworthy church leaders over all the new churches on Crete. Yet, he reminded Titus that he would have to find leaders from people who were naturally lazy, deceitful, evil gluttons! It is a fair description of humanity in general! Yet, the Living God takes just such people and in the washing of rebirth by the Holy Spirit, He can produce fruitful servants who are eager to do good. Instead of calling for a slave revolt or merely campaigning for new laws, Paul’s letter to Philemon brought about the most radical anti-slavery revolution of all: within the church family there would be no slave or free. These wonderful books show us how local churches are God’s agents for changing history.
The video study features Richard Bewes as the chair, and special guest Andrew Hill.
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Study guide
The Book by Book Titus and Philemon Bible study guide is perfect for small group Bible studies. It’s split into 6 sections that are ideal for week-by-week study, with each section featuring discussion questions to help you think more deeply as you read through each part of the book.
This Bible study on Titus and Philemon is ideal for personal and small group Bible study. You can use the book on its own, or use it alongside the DVD resource for a more interactive study.
The Titus and Philemon Study Guide is authored by Paul Blackham. Here is a sample chapter:
Andrew Hill was born in Dublin to English parents. Facing difficult questions about the meaning of life while in his teens, he came to faith at his first Christian Union meeting at university. He engaged in door–to–door evangelism as a young believer and, after 22 years’ service in Defence, Andrew trained at the London Seminary, following which he served a church in North London for six years. In 2014 he joined The Soldiers’ and Airmen’s Scripture Reading Association (SASRA) as Executive Director. He is married to Jo and has two married daughters, one granddaughter, and enjoys history, singing and playing the saxophone.
