3 John
Epistle · New Testament · John the Apostle (traditionally) or 'the Presbyter' (the Elder) · c. 90–100 CE
The Third Epistle of John is a brief personal letter addressed to Gaius, praising his hospitality toward traveling Christian missionaries. The author criticizes the pride and insubordination of a local church leader named Diotrephes, while commending another believer named Demetrius. It underscores the practical expressions of truth, love, and community support in the early church.
HospitalityChurch leadershipWalking in truthConflict resolution