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Our general idea of fellowship is usually the socializing we participate in while at church. These are common types of fellowship but not the only kinds described in the Bible. (II Corinthians 8:1-9:15)

In this section, Paul explains why he is a true Apostle and then shows us how he exercises his Apostolic authority over this church. (II Corinthians 10:1-13:14)

Mike begins this study by listing 10 facts about the Apostle John and the heresy that prompted his writing of this epistle.

John lists the first of four ways an individual can be assured of personal salvation. (I John 1:1-2:29)

In this lesson, John explains how one can determine who truly belongs to the Lord, and adds two other ways Christians can be confident about their salvation. (I John 2:28-3:24)

John closes out his first letter with a final way to be confident in salvation and adds a warning about the Antichrist. (I John 4:1-5:21)

This epistle serves as a cover letter for the epistle (I John) that the Apostle has sent to a particular church having problems with false teachers and teachings. (II John)

John gives us a view of the inner workings of a first-century church as he mediates a dispute among three men over the issue of hospitality and its role in the life of the early church. (III John)