Kurt Obermeyer, May 5, 2024
In our study of Jude's sermons, we're urged to defend our faith against false teachings. Jude emphasizes the importance of adhering to Biblial truth, highlighting the need for a biblical worldview to counter deceit within the church. He calls us to remain vigilant against moral and doctrinal decay in a world increasingly hostile to these truths.
Called, Beloved and Kept represent truths in the Book of Jude that are often distorted, misunderstood and misapplied. Did God choose a subset of people to be saved, and if you aren't in that group you are lost forever? Does God only call a few people? Is it possible for any person to be saved? Is the TULIP the correct understanding of salvation? We will look into these questions through the lens of Scripture to answer them correctly.
Called, Beloved and Kept represent truths in the Book of Jude that are often distorted, misunderstood and misapplied. Did God choose a subset of people to be saved, and if you aren't in that group you are lost forever? Does God only call a few people? Is it possible for any person to be saved? Is the TULIP the correct understanding of salvation? We will look into these questions through the lens of Scripture to answer them correctly. We can confidently give the gospel to any person knowing that they could possibly be saved, if they would only believe. Listen to this message to gain confidence in giving the gospel to lost people. They need the truth, and the Bible has it.
Jude is applicable for contemporary believers, focusing on the call to contend for the faith amidst false teachings and moral decay. We begin by contextualizing Jude's message, highlighting its relevance shortly after Christ's ascension, emphasizing the immediacy of challenges faced by the early church which persist today, making Jude's warnings and encouragements crucial for modern Christians.
Jude is applicable for contemporary believers, focusing on the call to contend for the faith amidst false teachings and moral decay. We begin by contextualizing Jude's message, highlighting its relevance shortly after Christ's ascension, emphasizing the immediacy of challenges faced by the early church which persist today, making Jude's warnings and encouragements crucial for modern Christians.
The Book of Jude is a concise yet powerful epistle, the characterized by its urgency and fervor. The book unfolds as a warning against false teachers and immoral behavior. The significance of Jude lies in its timeless message, emphasizing the need for believers to stand firm in the face of adversity, hold fast to the faith, and pursue godly living despite the challenges of their era.
Contend for the faith! The Book of Jude, nestled towards the end of the New Testament, is a concise yet powerful epistle that demands careful consideration. Authored by Jude, a half-brother of Jesus Christ and James, the epistle is characterized by its urgency and fervor. . The book unfolds as a concise yet vivid warning against false teachers and immoral behavior, providing a stern outline of the consequences for those who deviate from the truth. The significance of Jude lies in its timeless message, emphasizing the need for believers to stand firm in the face of adversity, hold fast to the orthodox faith, and pursue godly living despite the challenges of their era.