A Profile for a Christian Life Style

Gene Getz built a career on practical, scripturally grounded resources for evangelical discipleship, and this 1978 study guide reflects that approach. Working through the letter of Titus, he pulls out character qualities and conduct principles for Christian living in the home, church, and community — the kind of material that works well in a small-group setting or for individual discipleship. Getz was a respected voice in church-growth literature for decades, and the direct scriptural focus keeps the book anchored rather than drifting into self-help generalities. The honest caveats: this is narrowly useful — readers outside evangelical Christian communities will find little here — and the 1978 cultural frame dates some applications. Detailed content cannot be fully verified from available sources. For its intended audience, an evangelical adult or Bible study group wanting a practical walk through Titus, it offers straightforward, usable guidance. Worth It within that context.