Goodness, for God's Sake

Goodness. We admire the trait, but sometimes it seems too sweet. Can I really be good? What does it mean to be good? And to what purpose?

The apostle Paul filled his letter to his young co-worker, Titus, with practical teaching and convincing motivation on being good. Join Christine Schneider at her kitchen table in this inspiring study, especially for women. Discover how Paul’s instructions to believers on a Mediterranean island in the 1st century relate to you and me today. In addition, you will examine the excellent woman in Proverbs 31 for down-to-earth applications that will bring the teachings of the book of Titus into your home and church.

Yes, we can and must be good—and for the same reason 1st-century believing women were to be: to honor God and His Word.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Session 1 – Faith that Molds Character
Session 2 – Ambassador Of Hope
Session 3 – Authority To Lead
Session 4 – The Dangers of Not Knowing the Truth
Session 5 – The School of Good Character
Session 6 – The Syllabus for "Teaching What is Good," Part 1
Session 7 – The Syllabus for "Teaching What is Good," Part 2
Session 8 – Amazing Grace
Session 9 – "There, But for the Grace of God, Go I"
Session 10 – Good Deeds Meet Needs
Session 11 – Motivated By Hope