In 2 Timothy 3:14 He says, “But continue thou in the things which thou hast learned and hast been assured of, knowing of whom thou hast learned them.”  Those are some pretty good admonitions; amen?  Now remember, this is Paul writing to young Timothy, the pastor of the church of Ephesus, one of the great churches of that day.  A gifted young man, Timothy, who was a contemporary of Titus.  In fact, Paul would use them, many times, in conjunction with one another to affect the ministry of the church.  Paul had that missionary team.  As the apostle, under the direction of the Holy Spirit, he would administrate these particular gifts to affect the will of God, recognizing the different calls and gifts that were upon them as individuals.  He would use them at different times, for different tasks.  One of the times we’re most aware of is the fact that both of them were sent to the carnal church of Corinth.  They kind of roughed Timothy up a little bit in his visit to Corinth.  Timothy appears to be a little meeker.  Timothy was told to “stir up the gift that was in him,” amen?  The reminder that we “had not received the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind.”  Titus, a gentile, having been filled with the Holy Spirit, was used on a number of occasions.  He traveled with Paul fairly extensively.  He was on a number of the missionary parties.  Galatians tells us he went with Paul to Jerusalem to meet with the elders “lest he had run in vain.”  Titus was involved in that ministry.