Third John commends Gaius for walking in truth and supporting faithful traveling workers, condemns Diotrephes for loving preeminence and rejecting apostolic authority, and praises Demetrius for a good testimony. The letter shows that hospitality, leadership character, truth, and church authority all matter in practical ministry.
Third John commends Gaius for walking in truth and supporting faithful traveling workers, condemns Diotrephes for loving preeminence and rejecting apostolic authority, and praises Demetrius for a good testimony. The letter shows that hospitality, leadership character, truth, and church authority all matter in practical ministry.
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