

Titus 2:1-10 (Episode 401)
10 snips Jul 12, 2025
Donavan Riley, a pastor and theologian, joins the hosts to delve into Titus 2:1-10, exploring the dynamics of age and wisdom in the church. They discuss the significant roles older men and women play, contrasting modern views of aging with those of ancient Cretans. The conversation also tackles the complexities of good works, emphasizing humility over self-righteousness. Additionally, Riley sheds light on the gospel's transformative power in navigating issues of servitude, underscoring faith as the true path to freedom.
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Elders as Wisdom Holders
- Older men and women are seen as practical wisdom holders who guide the younger generation in Christian homes.
- Wisdom is lived experience that shapes sober-minded, dignified, and self-controlled behavior aligned with reality.
Participating in Reality
- The Christian life means participating in God’s created reality rather than rejecting it.
- People's struggles highlight the importance of living in accord with Christ, who is reality itself.
Younger Men: Practice Self-Control
- Young men should focus primarily on self-control as the key virtue.
- Self-control governs many parts of life prone to excess and chaos.