The older we become the

we become the larger the audience that watches us.

Ever thought about that?

As we graduate into our senior years, the pool of young onlookers is expanding every day,

and they're watching our behavior, our choices, and our temperament.

Today on Insight for Living, Chuck Swindall our

choices and temperament. Today on Insight for Living, Chuck Swindall teaches from Titus Chapter 2.

In this passage, Paul imparts wisdom to those who are getting along in years.

It's a reminder to remain alert and available

so we have a positive impact on the next generation.

Chuck titled today's message,

Older men and women women listen up.

As we work our way through the letter to Titus, we've come to the second chapter in this little three chapter book. You will

find it if you're not familiar with your Bible a little toward the end of the new

testament just beyond the two letters to Timothy. Paul wrote this to a man he

left on the island of Crete to finish up some things that he had begun, Paul had begun, but

didn't have the time to complete and so he left Titus there to do that work on the island,

finishing the things that were yet to be done,

and to select spiritual leaders,

according to chapter 1, 5 those called elders who would

guide the church in wisdom and truth. When we get to the second chapter Paul divides the family of God into a number of

categories we'll look at each one in a moment but let me read for you from the

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