The Bible Project: An Overview of the Book of Titus

May 19, 2017

The Bible Project: An Overview of the Book of Titus

Filed under: Christianity - Devotions — paulthinkingoutloud @ 5:34 pm
Tags: Christian character, Christian conduct, confronting corruption, God's generous grace, Paul's epistles, truth

We did this a year ago and decided it was time to revisit The Bible Project a video series which helps those of us who think more visually. As we said last year, we know you come here daily for a teaching or inspirational writing that is written out in words, and some devotional websites can easily get lazy and just post videos or link to audio podcasts. But we felt this was a worthy exception. I hope you agree.

Learn more at TheBibleProject.com

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