Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <The book of Jude is a passionate plea for believers to defend the faith against false teachers who have infiltrated the church. Jude warns of ungodly individuals who pervert God’s grace into a license for immorality and deny Jesus Christ. He reminds the readers of God’s past judgments on such people, using examples like Sodom and Gomorrah. Jude encourages believers to build themselves up in faith, pray in the Holy Spirit, and keep themselves in God's love while waiting for the mercy of Jesus. Let us gather as a family to reflect on standing firm in faith and being vigilant against deception.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <In this letter, the Apostle John writes to Gaius, commending him for his faithfulness and love towards the brethren, especially those who are strangers. John rejoices that Gaius walks in the truth and encourages him to continue supporting fellow believers in their work for the gospel. He contrasts Gaius's behavior with that of Diotrephes, who arrogantly rejects John's authority and refuses to welcome traveling teachers. John commends Demetrius, who is well-spoken of by everyone. The letter closes with John's hope to visit Gaius soon and speak face to face. Let us gather as a family to reflect on the importance of truth, hospitality, and supporting one another in the faith.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <In this brief letter, the Apostle John addresses "the elect lady and her children," encouraging them to walk in truth and love, which are central to the Christian faith. John warns against deceivers who do not acknowledge Jesus Christ as coming in the flesh, urging believers to remain steadfast in the teachings of Christ. He cautions them to avoid those who do not bring this doctrine, so they do not lose the reward of their faith. John expresses his desire to visit them and speak face to face. Let us gather as a family to reflect on the importance of holding fast to the truth and demonstrating Christ-like love.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <Psalm 150 is a powerful conclusion to the Book of Psalms, calling everyone to praise the Lord with all kinds of musical instruments—trumpet, harp, lyre, tambourine, and cymbals. It emphasizes praising God in His sanctuary and for His mighty acts. Let everything that has breath praise the Lord!

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <Psalm 149 is a jubilant call for God’s people to praise the Lord with new songs and joyful dances. The psalmist encourages Israel to celebrate their Maker with singing, dancing, and musical instruments, for the Lord delights in His people and grants them victory. It also speaks of God’s people executing His righteous judgment on the nations and their leaders. This psalm highlights the honor given to God’s faithful ones and the power of their praises. Let us gather as a family to celebrate God's goodness, rejoicing in His favor and strength.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <Psalm 148 is a powerful call for all of creation to praise the Lord. The psalmist invites everything in the heavens, from angels to the stars, and everything on earth, from mountains to sea creatures, to join in praising God. Even kings, rulers, and all people—young and old, men and women—are called to worship. The psalm emphasizes that all creation exists to glorify God, who alone is exalted above all. It concludes by recognizing God's special favor toward His people, Israel. Let us gather as a family to join in the universal praise of our Almighty Creator, who is worthy of all honor and glory.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <Psalm 147 is a call to praise God for His goodness, power, and providence. It highlights God's care for Jerusalem, the rebuilding of the city, and His protection of His people. The psalmist marvels at God's control over nature, from the stars in the sky to the weather on earth. God delights not in human strength, but in those who fear Him and trust in His mercy. The psalm concludes by praising God for His special revelation to Israel, making His ways known to His people. Let us gather as a family to praise the Lord for His mighty power and tender care.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <Psalm 146 calls for praise to the Lord, emphasizing trust in God rather than in human leaders, who are temporary and fallible. The psalmist praises God for His faithfulness, justice for the oppressed, provision for the needy, and deliverance of captives. The Lord cares for the vulnerable—the blind, the bowed down, the foreigner, the fatherless, and the widow. The psalm ends with a declaration that God will reign forever. Let us gather as a family to praise God’s eternal sovereignty and His unwavering care for those in need.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <Psalm 144 is a prayer by David, seeking God's help in battle and blessings for his people. David praises God as his rock, fortress, and deliverer, recognizing human life’s fleeting nature. He calls upon the Lord to intervene powerfully against enemies, asking for deliverance from foreign oppression. The psalm concludes with a vision of prosperity, peace, and blessings for Israel, with families flourishing, abundant provision, and secure borders. Let us gather as a family to reflect on relying on God as our protector and provider and seeking His blessings and peace over our lives and nation.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <Psalm 143 is a heartfelt prayer by David, crying out to God for mercy and deliverance from his enemies. He acknowledges his own sinfulness and pleads for God’s intervention, asking not to be judged according to his deeds. David is overwhelmed by the pursuit of his enemies and the weight of his troubles. He prays for God’s guidance, to be led on level ground, and for the preservation of his life for God's glory. Let us gather as a family to reflect on trusting in God’s faithfulness and righteousness during times of deep distress and seeking His direction in our lives.

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