Titus 1:15
To the pure, all things are pure; but to the defiled and unbelieving, nothing is pure. Indeed, both their minds and their consciences are defiled.
Bible Study Questions and Answers
1. What is the meaning of Titus 1:15?

2. How does Titus 1:15 define purity for believers in daily life?

3. What does "to the pure, all things are pure" mean practically?

4. How can Titus 1:15 guide us in discerning good from evil today?

5. Connect Titus 1:15 with other scriptures on purity and conscience.

6. How can we apply Titus 1:15 to maintain a pure heart and mind?

7. How does Titus 1:15 define purity in the context of faith and conscience?

8. What does Titus 1:15 imply about the nature of belief and perception?

9. How does Titus 1:15 challenge the concept of inherent goodness in humanity?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from Titus 1?

11. Are all things pure to the pure?

12. Titus 1:15 – How can “all things be pure” to those who are pure, yet still align with other scriptures’ dietary and moral restrictions?

13. Are all things pure to the pure?

14. Does your conscience align with God's teachings?
Discussion Questions
1. How does the concept of purity in Titus 1:15 relate to Jesus' teaching in Matthew 15:11 about what defiles a person?

2. In what ways can we ensure that our minds and consciences remain pure in a world that often promotes defilement?

3. How does the role of church leaders, as described in Titus, emphasize the importance of purity and sound doctrine?

4. What practical steps can we take to align our beliefs with God's truth to prevent our consciences from becoming defiled?

5. How can the teachings in Romans 14:14 and 1 Timothy 4:2 help us understand the relationship between belief, conscience, and purity?1. Why does Paul stress the importance of qualifications for church leaders? How can we apply this in choosing leaders today?

2. How does the cultural context of Crete influence the instructions given to Titus?

3. How can we identify false teachings in today's context?

4. What does it mean to rebuke someone sharply as Paul instructs Titus? How can we apply this in a compassionate yet firm manner?

5. How can we maintain spiritual integrity in the face of societal or cultural pressures?

6. In what ways does Paul's mission resonate with our personal spiritual journey?

7. What characteristics should a spiritual leader embody according to Titus 1? How does this contrast with society's definition of leadership?

8. How does Paul's introduction in verses 1-4 emphasize his divine mission?

9. How can we uphold and promote sound doctrine within our communities?

10. What role does the family play in determining the eligibility of an elder according to Titus 1?

11. How can we balance the responsibility of correcting others without falling into legalism or judgment?

12. How does this chapter address the issue of cultural stereotypes, such as the statement about Cretans?

13. How can we ensure that our actions align with our profession of faith as mentioned in verse 16?

14. In what ways can we be "sound in the faith" as Paul instructs?

15. How does Paul’s emphasis on the impact of leadership on the congregation influence your view on church leadership?

16. How can the principles in Titus 1 guide us in dealing with false teachings in the digital age?

17. What does the concept of being "God's steward" mean to you in a contemporary context?

18. How can Titus 1 inspire us to foster a community centered on truth and love?

19. How does this chapter shape your understanding of discipline within the church community?

20. What steps can we take to nurture our lives and communities based on the teachings in Titus 1?

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