If you could ask God for anything what would it be? David said that he would ask to, "Dwell in His house and inquire in His temple."

God called David a man after His heart. In spite of everything he went through his passion for God did not waiver.

God is the author and finisher of our story. The bible tells us that our life is like a vapor. We are here on earth for a short time then we are gone.

Have you ever felt like it's too late for you to reach your full potential? God is not finished with us. As long as we are still breathing, do not lose faith. What God has for you is for you!

We all experience obstacles in our lives. How you confront and overcome them is what's important. Many times David had to adapt and overcome.

Never forget your victory has been bought and paid for with the blood of Jesus Christ. If you ever find yourself knocked down or off track, you can get back on track because God IS with you.  It's His good pleasure to bring you through the fire like pure gold.

The work God did on the cross is irreversible. From the Sunday morning He arose until this very day; there is an open invitation to all humanity. There is room at the foot of the cross for you.

Because He lives we can keep going and keep the faith.

As we bring this series to a close, Jude sends us out on a high note. After explaining to the church what we need to lookout for and how our enemies have already put themselves in position all around us in the church.

Jude is short and to the point. He turns our focus back to building up ourselves and our relationship with God. This closing doxology should be in the De Young Museum. 

Thank you Jesus for episode 50! In Jude's letter to the church, He warns us about ungodliness, false teachers who boast about themselves and flatter others to gain an opportunity for advantage over them. 

The good news is we are not without hope! We speak life.

The saga continues as we dive deeper into the book of Jude. We read more about these rebellious wolves in sheep's clothes who despise God's legitimate church leaders.

Beware of anyone who profess to be a follower of Christ but is involved in any type of rebellion open or in secret. When Jesus calls us to minister, it is not a popularity contest.  So let's walk in His righteousness and not our own.

We begin a three part series in the book of Jude. He warns us against false prophets and instructs us to defend the faith. As any good evangelist should, he reminds us of what we already know. Then tells us again. Buckle your seat belts we are going for a ride through Jude.

God is love and He loves everyone. At the same time He hates sin. We must never fall into the trap that there are separate rules for the people of God or "church folks", we must abide by the word of God too. 

The Apostle Paul warned Timothy of these wolves in sheep's clothing. Men who are covetous, boasters, unthankful and unholy. Still they testify they love God but their hearts are far from God. That's why we follow Jesus Christ. He is the only true living God. 

We live in a world of constant change. Some say if you don't adapt, you will be left behind. From laws to global warming to technology, we must stay informed and up to date.

Its a great to know that the God we serve does not change. He still have plans for us from the beginning. Plans to bring sinners to repentance and to use His church as a vehicle to get them there.