1. What is the meaning of Titus 3:1?

2. How can we "be subject to rulers" in today's society according to Titus 3:1?

3. What does it mean to be "ready for every good work" in our lives?

4. How does Titus 3:1 relate to Romans 13:1-2 on authority?

5. In what ways can we "obey" authorities while maintaining our Christian values?

6. How can we encourage others to "be submissive" to leaders as instructed?

7. How does Titus 3:1 instruct Christians to interact with government authorities?

8. What historical context influenced the writing of Titus 3:1?

9. How does Titus 3:1 align with the broader message of the New Testament?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from Titus 3?

11. What does the Bible say about churches' tax-exempt status?

12. How should we submit to governing authorities?

13. Does the Bible address the American Revolution?

14. What does "subject to the governing authorities" mean?1. How does the instruction to be subject to rulers and authorities in Titus 3:1 relate to the broader biblical teaching on submission to authority?

2. In what ways can being obedient to authorities serve as a witness to non-believers in our community?

3. What are some practical examples of "every good work" that believers should be ready to engage in today?

4. How can we discern when to obey God rather than human authorities, especially in situations where the two may conflict?

5. Why is it important for believers to be reminded of these instructions, and how can we incorporate regular reminders into our spiritual practices?1. What role does the concept of submission to authorities play in your life? How does Titus 3:1-2 challenge or affirm your current perspective?

2. In what ways does Paul’s reminder of our past life before knowing Christ (Titus 3:3) make you appreciate God's mercy and grace?

3. How does the theme of transformation and renewal presented in Titus 3:5-6 resonate with your own experience of becoming a Christian?

4. Reflect on the concept of being "justified by His grace" (Titus 3:7). What does it mean to you personally, and how does it influence your daily life?

5. In what practical ways can you demonstrate the good works encouraged in Titus 3:8 in your personal and community life?

6. What kinds of "foolish controversies" (Titus 3:9) do you see today, and how can Paul's guidance apply to these situations?

7. How should we handle divisive people according to Titus 3:10-11? Can you relate this to any current situations in your life or community?

8. What specific actions can you take to "be careful to devote yourself to good deeds" as mentioned in Titus 3:14?

9. How does Titus 3 shape your understanding of the relationship between faith, grace, and good works?

10. How can the teachings in Titus 3 guide us in living a Christian life amidst the modern societal challenges?

11. What does Titus 3 teach us about dealing with people who have differing views within the church?

12. How does the concept of "regeneration and renewal by the Holy Spirit" in Titus 3:5 affect your understanding of the process of salvation?

13. How can you use the teachings of Titus 3 to guide your interactions with those who do not yet know Christ?

14. What steps can you take to apply the principles in Titus 3 regarding avoidance of pointless debates in your social media interactions?

15. What does "the hope of eternal life" mean to you, and how does it influence your daily living?

16. How can you ensure that you are not part of the divisive people as warned in Titus 3:10-11?

17. Reflect on your understanding of God's mercy before and after reading Titus 3. How has it changed or deepened?

18. How does the juxtaposition of our past life and God's saving grace in Titus 3 affect your understanding of the Christian transformation?

19. How does Paul's description of our life before and after salvation in Titus 3 challenge you to show humility to all people?

20. How can the guidelines in Titus 3 help shape a Christian's response to governing authorities in today's politically polarized environment?

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