Goodness, for God’s Sake

Goodness. We admire the trait, but sometimes it seems too sweet. Can I really be good? What does it mean to be good? And to what purpose?

The apostle Paul filled his letter to his young co-worker, Titus, with practical teaching and convincing motivation on being good. Join Christine Schneider at her kitchen table in this inspiring study especially for women. Discover how Paul’s instructions to believers on a Mediterranean island in the 1st century relate to you and me today. In addition, you will examine the excellent woman in Proverbs 31 for down-to-earth applications that will bring the teachings of the book of Titus into your home and church.

Yes, we can and must be good—and for the same reason 1st century believing women were to be: to honor God and His Word.

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Christine Schneider and her husband, Floyd, spent 15 years as missionaries in Austria, where they planted three churches. They have planted a fourth one in Dubuque, Iowa. Christine has enjoyed watching women grow in their faith, as she teaches them to nourish their souls with God’s Word and then to pass on to others what they have learned. She is now making her own study notes available in the Kitchen Table Studies series. Christine has also written two historical novels and previously taught a class on “Ministry of Women” at Emmaus Bible College in Dubuque, Iowa.