Titus’s Diplomatic Leadership
Converted under Paul’s ministry, Titus proved himself an exceptional mediator during church conflicts. His Greek background and natural diplomatic skills made him perfect for resolving disputes between Jewish and Gentile Christians in Corinth. Paul later appointed him to oversee the challenging church situation in Crete, where he served as the first bishop. Unlike many early church leaders, historical records from Eusebius indicate he died peacefully around 96-107 AD after years of faithful service.
