The Book of Titus is about selfless service and good works done for the Lord after we get saved. The Apostle Paul opens this epistle by calling himself “a servant of God,” showing that true ministry begins with humility and a willingness to serve in the lowest place. He reminds Titus that his mission on Crete is grounded in the faith of God’s people, the truth that produces godliness, and the sure hope of eternal life. Paul emphasizes that his message—the preaching of Jesus Christ according to the revelation of the mystery—was entrusted to him to proclaim, so believers might grow in grace while unified in Christ.