Titus Chapter 3

In this episode, Shawn and Delaney close out the book of Titus, reflecting on Paul’s final teachings about submission, goodness, and humility in the face of worldly division. They discuss how these principles—though written for a specific time—still carry spiritual relevance today when understood through the fulfilled perspective. The conversation explores the difference between fixed laws and evolving principles, showing how faith and love remain the only enduring constants while all else adapts to changing times, cultures, and individuals.

Together they unpack how subjective faith requires discernment: not all biblical instructions apply the same way across history, yet all can still express love when guided by the Spirit. They also examine Paul’s warnings against quarrels and his emphasis on productive living, connecting these to the Protestant work ethic and the lingering influence of Pauline thought on modern Christianity. The episode concludes with reflections on unity, liberty, and how true order today is found not in hierarchy, but in freely choosing humility and love.