3 John 1 – Greeting, Hospitality, and Warning Against Diotrephes
A devotional reading of 3 John 1, highlighting faithful hospitality, a warning against prideful leadership, and a commendation of what is good.
3 John
3 John is a personal letter from the Apostle John to Gaius, a faithful and loving church leader. The letter praises Gaius's hospitality toward the servants of God, while also rebuking the arrogant attitude of Diotrephes, who rejects apostolic authority and refuses to welcome fellow believers. Its main message is about living in truth, supporting ministry, and following the example of what is good, not evil.
Author: Apostle John
Date of Writing: Around AD 85–95, likely written from the region of Asia Minor.
