Paul's Letter to Titus

Overview

At the request of Paul, Titus led the church on the island of Crete. Just like he did with Timothy at Ephesus, Paul later wrote a letter to Titus on Crete that made its way into the New Testament. The “Epistle of Paul to Titus” (as it’s sometimes known in our Bibles) was written in about 66 AD to reassure Titus in his pastoring role on Crete. While Paul’s letter warned Titus about the reputations of those living on the island, it also encouraged him to work hard to find good leaders to help him run the church there.