In the final chapter of Titus, Paul offers essential guidance for Christians navigating life as citizens in challenging cultural environments. Writing to believers in Crete, a place known for wild behaviors, Paul provides principles that remain relevant for us today as we live in a society increasingly shifting away from Christian values.Paul first instructs Christians to be at peace with people by being submissive to authorities, avoiding evil speech, and showing courtesy to everyone. This doesn't mean agreeing with everything our government does, but respecting the law and recognizing God's sovereignty over leadership. We're called to control our tongues and be diffusers rather than igniters of conflict. Secondly, Paul reminds believers to show grace and mercy to others, remembering that we ourselves were once transformed by God's mercy. Before Christ, we were foolish, disobedient, and full of malice, but God's goodness saved us through regeneration and renewal. Finally, Paul warns against divisive people, instructing believers to warn such individuals twice before avoiding them altogether, as persistent division tears apart the church and hinders its witness in the community.