Dan Shutt examines the epistle of 2 John (2 John 1:1), exploring the historical background of the first-century church, the literary genre of the New Testament's shorter personal epistles, and the practical limits of Christian love in relation to truth. He addresses major themes including the foundational priority of sound doctrine concerning the person of Christ, the presence of deceivers and antichrists, the necessity of maintaining steadfastness in apostolic teaching, and the biblical boundaries regarding fellowship with those who reject foundational truth.

This message was recorded on 11/27/24