2 John + 3 John
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Writing from Ephesus, 2 John is in the series of three letters we have of the Apostle John. Though these letters are among the briefest in scripture, they are of continuing relevance to the church as John warns against the divisiveness of false teachers and offers encouragement to genuine believers.
3 John was written to Gaius, a prominent Christian in one of the churches known to John. He encourages genuine hospitality of people like Gaius for being kind and supportive to fellow believers, especially full-time Christian workers.
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