Books of the Bible

A short, masterful letter urging Philemon to forgive and reconcile with his runaway slave, Onesimus, welcoming him back as a beloved brother in Christ.

A powerful argument for the superiority of Jesus Christ over the Old Covenant—including the angels, Moses, and the Law—calling believers to steadfast faith and perseverance.

A practical letter emphasizing that genuine faith must produce good works. Contains practical wisdom on handling trials, controlling the tongue, and prayer.

An encouragement to Christians facing persecution. Peter instructs them on living a holy life and responding to suffering and mistreatment with respect and hope in Christ.

A stern warning against false teachers and heresies corrupting the church. Defends the certainty of Christ's Second Coming and calls for godly living in anticipation.

Written to assure believers of their eternal life. Provides three tests of genuine faith: obedience to commands, love for one another, and correct doctrine about Christ.

A brief warning against providing support or hospitality to false teachers who deny the true humanity of Jesus Christ, emphasizing the importance of walking in truth and love.

Praises Gaius for his hospitality and financial support of traveling missionaries, contrasting him with a prideful leader named Diotrephes. Focuses on supporting the Gospel ministry.