For the Christian, our walk and our talk should be consistent. If someone professes to be a Christian, the evidence of their faith is a life transformed by the gospel (see James 2:14). Paul encourages Titus in this passage to take on those who talk it but don't walk it. There are two types of errors mentioned here: those who religiously err and those who fit the description of Cretans being liars, evil beasts, and lazy gluttons (vs. 12). Paul advises silencing, rebuking, and living a life joyously empowered by the Savior to protect the church. 

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