New Testament Letters
The New Testament Letters are a collection of writings by early Christian leaders, primarily the Apostle Paul, that provide guidance, teachings, and encouragement to various churches and individuals in their faith.
Romans
Paul’s letter explaining salvation by faith and the transformation it brings.
1 Corinthians
Addresses issues within the Corinthian church and calls for unity and love.
2 Corinthians
Paul defends his apostleship and encourages generosity and reconciliation.
Galatians
Emphasizes salvation by grace through faith, not by following the law.
Ephesians
Describes the unity of believers in Christ and offers practical advice for Christian living.
Philippians
A letter of joy, encouraging perseverance and humility in Christ.
Colossians
Warns against false teachings and celebrates Christ’s supremacy.
1 Thessalonians
Encourages believers to live in holiness and hope for Jesus’ return.
2 Thessalonians
Addresses misunderstandings about Christ’s return and calls for steadfastness.
1 Timothy
Provides guidance for church leadership and godly living.
2 Timothy
Paul’s final letter urging Timothy to remain faithful and courageous.
Titus
Offers instructions for church order and sound doctrine.
Philemon
A personal letter urging forgiveness and reconciliation between a master and his slave.
Hebrews
Emphasizes Christ’s superiority over the old covenant and encourages faith.