God has blessed our journey through this short book as we learned the importance of contending for the faith against the false prophets and teachers of our day. As Pastor Carnett speaks to early in the message, the book of Jude would be incomplete if it did not end as it does in vs. 24-25 with the magnificent benediction praising our God. Open your Scripture along with us as we seek to lift our eyes and hearts to the one true almighty God of the universe.

We've learned much over the last few weeks in our series examining the importance of evangelism. Now that we see the need for obeying Christ's command in this area, how can we increase our effectiveness? One of the ways that we can imitate Jesus' example is to teach others how to share the Gospel as well. We would do well to remember that while Christ had many followers, He only appointed twelves apostles. It can be more efficacious to teach a few rather than many.

Through the first 19 verses of Jude, the focus has been on contending for the faith and being fully aware of false teachers. But now we reach some direct practical application of the lessons contained in the earlier sections of the book. Pastor Renfro takes us through verses 20-23 as we learn how to keep ourselves in the love of God and the importance of rescuing those caught in the clutches of sin.

In our series focused on making disciples or evangelism, we've focused mainly on the personal implications of Scripture's commands to share the Gospel. But how does the church fit into the proclamation of the Gospel message? How do we incorporate the local church and the invisible body of true believers into this endeavor? Verses 34-35 of John chapter 13 form our text for today's message.

Through the first 19 verses of Jude, the focus has been on contending for the faith and being fully aware of false teachers. But now we reach some direct practical application of the lessons contained in the earlier sections of the book. Pastor Renfro takes us through verses 20-23 as we learn how to keep ourselves in the love of God and the importance of rescuing those caught in the clutches of sin.

In our series focused on making disciples or evangelism, we've focused mainly on the personal implications of Scripture's commands to share the Gospel. But how does the church fit into the proclamation of the Gospel message? How do we incorporate the local church and the invisible body of true believers into this endeavor? Verses 34-35 of John chapter 13 form our text for today's message.

Through the first 19 verses of Jude, the focus has been on contending for the faith and being fully aware of false teachers. But now we reach some direct practical application of the lessons contained in the earlier sections of the book. Pastor Renfro takes us through verses 20-23 as we learn how to keep ourselves in the love of God and the importance of rescuing those caught in the clutches of sin.

In our series focused on making disciples or evangelism, we've focused mainly on the personal implications of Scripture's commands to share the Gospel. But how does the church fit into the proclamation of the Gospel message? How do we incorporate the local church and the invisible body of true believers into this endeavor? Verses 34-35 of John chapter 13 form our text for today's message.

Through the first 19 verses of Jude, the focus has been on contending for the faith and being fully aware of false teachers. But now we reach some direct practical application of the lessons contained in the earlier sections of the book. Pastor Renfro takes us through verses 20-23 as we learn how to keep ourselves in the love of God and the importance of rescuing those caught in the clutches of sin.

In our series focused on making disciples or evangelism, we've focused mainly on the personal implications of Scripture's commands to share the Gospel. But how does the church fit into the proclamation of the Gospel message? How do we incorporate the local church and the invisible body of true believers into this endeavor? Verses 34-35 of John chapter 13 form our text for today's message.