There is only one true gospel, salvation by grace through faith in the Death, burial and resurrection of Christ. Even in Paul's day we see that false teachers were already adding works to grace for salvation. We see the same thing today. The gospel answers the question, how can a person be made right with God?

Jude not only commands us to contend for the faith once delivered to the saints, he also tells us how in the conclusions to the book. How can we make an eternal difference on those around us who may be slaves to sin a false teaching--

Jude not only commands us to contend for the faith once delivered to the saints, he also tells us how in the conclusions to the book. How can we make an eternal difference on those around us who may be slaves to sin a false teaching?

Faith promise missions is a term that many people have heard but few people really know that much about. Faith promise missions has definite Biblical foundation and can really be a blessing to the missions program in a church.

Faith promise missions is a term that many people have heard but few people really know that much about. Faith promise missions has definite Biblical foundation and can really be a blessing to the missions program in a church.

Jude dealt with a localized problem of false teachers in the church. However, the problem has become the rule and not the exception. Jude clearly exposes the spirit of this age.

To misunderstand that grace of God is to misunderstand the God of Grace. We simply cannot get this doctrine wrong. Jude charged the false teachers of his day with getting grace wrong and the their judgment was serious.

To misunderstand that grace of God is to misunderstand the God of Grace. We simply cannot get this doctrine wrong. Jude charged the false teachers of his day with getting grace wrong and the their judgment was serious.

Jude dealt with a localized problem of false teachers in the church. However, the problem has become the rule and not the exception. Jude clearly exposes the spirit of this age.

What does it mean to contend for the faith, both in Jude's day, and our own--