Today we will see that we must remember, what was said, for there are those that are devoid of the Spirit and about misleading.

Today in Jude we will see that he speaks also about these for there is coming wrath that will execute judgment and it will be to those who have spoken against him.

Today Jude warns of hidden reefs in the believers midst, telling his hearers that the unnoticed ones are swept along by wind, and they are like wild waves in the sea. What are the believers to hold to?

Today we see that the unnoticed ones walk the way of Cain, they are running headlong into Balaam’s error and they find themselves squarely in the midst of Karoh’s rebellion.

Today we come to see these unnoticed ones live in like manner as the examples seen in biblical history of what not to do in life or what not be like before the Lord, they do not follow examples who did not presume even to speak, the unnoticed on the other hand speak upon things they do not understand, but should.

Today we see that Abraham was called by the Lord, we see that the Lord’s covenant with Abraham is unconditional, and we see that the Lord shows Abraham the He will provide.

Today we see that Jude wants to remind the church community of something they may have forgotten, but once fully knew it, that people who wouldn’t fully trust God were afterward destroyed, and he writes to remind them of these events that serve as an example to us.

Today we see why Jude turned from talking to the church community about their common salvation and told them to contend for the faith, because persons had crept in unnoticed, that had been designated for judgment because they pervert grace, the grace of God.

Today we see that Jude was eager to write to the church about their common salvation yet was turned to tell them to contend for the faith.

Today we look into the book of Jude. We see a servant write to those called, telling them of what the Lord is doing and has done be multiplied to them.