The Book of Revelation unveils the return of the Lord Jesus Christ at the end of time, as well as the years immediately preceding it. Continue reading “Revelation”
Jude
Jude was a servant of Jesus and the brother of James the Just. He urges his readers to beware the apostates. And to contend for the faith. Continue reading “Jude”
3 John
John the Evangelist wrote the Third Letter of John to Gaius. He commends Gaius, and makes recommendations about two people. Continue reading “3 John”
2 John
John the Evangelist affirms that Jesus Christ was not just a spirit, but rather a real flesh-and-blood person. Continue reading “2 John”
1 John
At an advanced age, John the Evangelist wrote this Letter that the joy of his readers would be full, that that they would not sin, and to reassure them that they have eternal life. Continue reading “1 John”
2 Peter
Peter calls believers to spiritual growth so they can combat apostasy as they look forward to the Lord’s return. Continue reading “2 Peter”
1 Peter
Peter the Apostle writes Christian believers in five provinces in Asia Minor. Peter urges them to bravely face their persecution, and to be holy. Continue reading “1 Peter”
James
James calls the Christian Jewish community to patient perseverance during trials and temptations, and to live consistent with what they have learned in Jesus Christ. Continue reading “James”
Hebrews
The Letter to the Hebrews is from an unnamed author. It was probably sent to Jewish Christians. It renews hope in Jesus Christ as the long-awaited Messiah. He came to be our sacrificial offering to atone for our sins. He is now our priest. And in the fullness of time, he will also be our king. Continue reading “Hebrews”
Philemon
Philemon was a wealthy Christian and a leader in the church in Colosse. He had a slave named Onesimus who had ran away. Paul writes to Philemon, urging him to release Onesimus from slavery. Continue reading “Philemon”