Overseerswho manageGod'shouseholdPaul, an apostleof Jesus Christ,writes letters toTitus, his "trueson in commonfaith"Doinggood forthe sake ofthe gospelDo its teachings onslavery and onsexuality/gender havecontinuing, regulatingauthority for churches,or should they beconfined to their owntime?Tituswas agentileMany historiansand theologiansstruggle to fit thePastorals into areconstructedtimeline of Paul'slife.PersonalPietyTheCrossOverseerswho manageGod'shouseholdPaul, an apostleof Jesus Christ,writes letters toTitus, his "trueson in commonfaith"Doinggood forthe sake ofthe gospelDo its teachings onslavery and onsexuality/gender havecontinuing, regulatingauthority for churches,or should they beconfined to their owntime?Tituswas agentileMany historiansand theologiansstruggle to fit thePastorals into areconstructedtimeline of Paul'slife.PersonalPietyTheCross

Titus Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Overseers who manage God's household
  2. Paul, an apostle of Jesus Christ, writes letters to Titus, his "true son in common faith"
  3. Doing good for the sake of the gospel
  4. Do its teachings on slavery and on sexuality/gender have continuing, regulating authority for churches, or should they be confined to their own time?
  5. Titus was a gentile
  6. Many historians and theologians struggle to fit the Pastorals into a reconstructed timeline of Paul's life.
  7. Personal Piety
  8. The Cross