Titus, another pastoral epistle (c.90–100 CE), gives instructions to Titus on church leadership in Crete. It stresses good works as evidence of faith and provides guidelines for elders and sound doctrine to counter moral laxity.

Author: Traditionally Paul (though scholars consider it likely pseudonymous).

Date Written: Circa 90–100 CE.

Context: Addressed to Titus, a leader in Crete, it aims to establish order and orthodoxy in churches on that island, reflecting concerns of the late 1st-century church.