Near the end of the first century, the early church faced serious doctrinal challenges, including false teachers denying Christ’s divinity, confusion about truth, spiritual discouragement, and persecution from the Roman world. John—known as the “Apostle of Love”—writes three letters to strengthen believers. Jude, the half-brother of Jesus, writes to contend for the faith in a world being shaken.

These letters are not simply ancient writings; they are urgent spiritual calls for today. In a culture of confusion, shifting morality, and self-made spirituality, God speaks through these letters to remind us of who Jesus is and why it matters for eternity and everyday life.