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Mentioned in 29 episodes

3 John

Book • 80

The Book of 3 John is a short epistle written by John the Apostle to Gaius, a Christian leader known for his hospitality to itinerant missionaries.

The letter commends Gaius for his support of these missionaries and contrasts his behavior with that of Diotrephes, a church leader who refused to recognize John's authority and mistreated the missionaries.

John also praises Demetrius for his good testimony.

The letter emphasizes the importance of walking in the truth of the Gospel and practicing Christian hospitality.

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Mentioned in 29 episodes

Referenced to support idea that truth is a spirit that is always alive.

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Why Christianity Needs To Return To CHRIST w/ Aaron Abke # 508

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Tara Leigh Cobble

as a future reading material in the podcast.

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Day 359 (2 Peter 1-3, Jude 1) - Year 6

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John MacArthur

as an example of Jesus reading Nicodemus' thoughts.

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How to Think and Act in Evil Days, Part 1

Referenced to mention that no one has ever seen God, but Christ made God visible.

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Theological Doxology

Mentioned by Jacob Harkey as a book he has been reading.

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Further In / 1 John 1:5-2:2

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Greg Laurie

to emphasize the contrast between Satan's destructive nature and Jesus' promise of abundant life.

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What I Would Tell My Younger Self | Sunday Message

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Tara-Leigh Cobble

when saying the author's writing style and content is super similar to what is seen in the books of 3 John.

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Day 360 (1 John 1-5) - Year 7

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Michael Smoak

as one of the Gospels where people should start reading the Bible.

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E122 - How To Reinvent Yourself In 90 Days (no matter your situation) | Michael Smoak

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Skip Heitzig

when describing Diotrephes, who loved to be preeminent.

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Philippians 1:12-30

Mentioned in reference to verse about Bible portions and that tattoo there is no fear in love but i often like it like you're saying like in the classroom yesterday it was like uh you know all through history fear has been the greatest motivator.