In his second epistle, the apostle John has a simple message: Don't lose out! How foolish it would be to give up now, he reminds the believers. And the same applies to us today. How foolish to give up on the truth now. Despite all the problems surrounding us and the difficulties in the church, we need to remember who the Lord is we love. Deceivers are around; but we do not need to be fooled.
Scriptures referenced include 2 John; John 13:34; and 1 John 2:7-8.
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