New Testament

3 John

Written by the apostle John (roughly A.D. 85–95). 3 John is a personal letter commending Gaius for his hospitality to traveling missionaries, rebuking Diotrephes for his self-serving leadership, and encouraging faithfulness in supporting the work of the gospel.

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Hospitality, Truth, and the Beloved Gaius

3 John 1-15

The Elder writes to his beloved Gaius, commending his faithful hospitality to traveling missionaries, contrasting him with the power-hungry Diotrephes who has shut out the Elder's authority, and lifting up Demetrius as an example of integrity — a window into the real tensions of early church leadership.

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