Books of the Bible

Explains the spiritual blessings believers have in Christ (election, adoption) and provides practical instructions for unity and Christian living (the armor of God).

The "Epistle of Joy." Paul encourages believers to find deep, lasting joy and humility in all circumstances through the strength and selfless example of Jesus Christ.

Focuses on the supremacy and sufficiency of Jesus Christ as the Creator and Head of the Church, countering philosophical heresies that diminish His identity.

Paul's earliest letter. Praises the church for its faith and provides key instruction on the Second Coming of Christ (the Rapture) and how believers should live while waiting.

Corrects confusion about the timing of the Day of the Lord, clarifies events that must precede Christ's return, and warns against idleness among believers.

A manual for church organization and leadership. Paul instructs Timothy on confronting false teaching and details the essential qualifications for elders and deacons.

Paul’s final, moving letter. A powerful call for Timothy to remain courageous, faithful, and to preach the Word diligently despite persecution and growing apostasy.

Paul instructs Titus on setting up churches on Crete. Emphasizes the need for good works and godly behavior to make the Gospel attractive to a hostile culture.