John writes to Gaius, rejoicing that he walks in truth and faithfully receives travelling brethren. He contrasts Gaius’s generous support of gospel workers with Diotrephes, who loves preeminence, rejects apostolic authority, speaks maliciously, and blocks hospitality. Demetrius receives a good report. The letter shows truth embodied in church relationships and leadership.
John writes to Gaius, rejoicing that he walks in truth and faithfully receives travelling brethren. He contrasts Gaius’s generous support of gospel workers with Diotrephes, who loves preeminence, rejects apostolic authority, speaks maliciously, and blocks hospitality. Demetrius receives a good report. The letter shows truth embodied in church relationships and leadership.
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