General Letters and Revelation

Hebrews shows that Jesus Christ is better than the prophets, the angels, Moses, the priests, and the sacrifices, and calls tempted believers to hold fast and look to Him.

James is a practical letter from the Lord's brother that shows what genuine faith looks like when it is tested, heard, and lived out in daily life.

Peter writes to scattered believers facing slander and suffering, and gives them a living hope in the risen Christ, an example in His sufferings, and the assurance that the God of all grace will settle them.

In his last letter, Peter urges believers to grow in the knowledge of Christ, warns them against false teachers, and reminds them that the Lord's return is certain and His delay is mercy.

John writes so that believers may know they have eternal life, giving three tests of real faith, truth about Christ, obedience, and love, and resting every assurance on the Son of God.

John's brief letter tells a church to walk in truth and love together, and to refuse any welcome or support to teachers who deny that Jesus Christ came in the flesh.

John writes a warm personal letter praising Gaius for supporting traveling workers, warning against Diotrephes who loved first place, and reminding all of us to walk in truth and be fellowhelpers to it.

Jude urges believers to contend earnestly for the faith once delivered to the saints, warns of false teachers who crept in unawares, and closes with praise to the God who is able to keep them from falling.

Revelation unveils Jesus Christ as the risen Lord of His churches, the Lamb who is worthy, the coming King, and the Lord who will make all things new.