By Jodi Ware (Editor’s Note: This continues our series on organization.) Stewardship is a word we don’t use often, but a concept we live out, for good or ill, every day.  God owns all things.  All things.  We are simply his stewards of all that he has given us, to use for his glory and...

By Jessalyn Hutto Editor’s Note: This continues our periodic interviews with women who have been a “Titus 2” women for our writers. We hope you will be encouraged by the example of an older woman discipling a younger woman in the faith. _________________________________________ I was saved the summer before my sophomore year in high school....

By Kim Shay How old is the “older woman” described in Titus 2:3-5?  This is a question that comes up when we study this passage.  Unfortunately, there isn’t a lot of information to provide the reader with a definitive answer.  The greek word presbytis is used only in this one place in the New Testament,...

By Rondi Lauterbach Tracy is a woman in our church who could fit into both “younger” and “older” categories in Titus 2. She’s still very much in the middle of raising their only child, but she also decided to help mentor Sylvia (not her name), a still younger woman with three little ones. Q: Why did...

We welcomed Shona Murray to the site last week to share one of her funny series posts about her pregnancy. Shona is married to author and professor, David Murray.  The two, original from Scotland, have been married for 22 years and live in Grand Rapids, Michigan with their four children between the ages of 9...

By Kim Shay (Editor’s Note: Next Tuesday we kick-off our Titus 2 Tuesday’s with an interview with Maria Moore, wife of CBMW Chairman of the Board, Dr. Russell Moore). Who (or what) is a Titus 2 woman?  She is part of a wonderful network of relationships meant to encourage women and build the Body of...