We start a new short study on the Old Testament book of Obadiah this morning. Looking into the background and the prophecy. The Lord gives concerning a close neighbor to the Old Testament nation of Israel.

As we finish, Jude, we look at his benediction and the doxology that reminds us of our salvation and our savior.

This week we look at Jude’s final exhortation to his readers, prescribing immunity and aid amidst the pandemic of apostasy.

We continue to look at Jude’s warnings of the nature of the false teachers, but it also causes the believer to give themselves a heart check.

Jude encourages his readers a through a series of examples of God’s judgment on those that would rebel blindly and blatantly against Him.

This week we start the epistle of Jude. We look at Jude reminding his readers of the truth of salvation, the importance of doctrine, and warning them about false teachers getting in the church. But how does this little book in the New Testament affect us?

This week we look at the 2nd of the Seven Great I Am statements in the Gospel of John. Jesus is again offering salvation to those who place their faith in him as he warns those who would reject him.

Missionary Jim Leonard brings the message to encourage and challenge us.

As we close Habakkuk this week we look at the prophet’s psalm that was his prayer for the Lord to act as we had in the past but also to shore mercy the children of Israel. He dwells on God’s revealed glory and on a number of previous acts of power that God displayed in Israel’s history ending in hope and faith no matter the circumstances knowing that our God is mighty and awesome.

This week we look at the Lord’s response to Habakkuk’s second questioning, his complaint of what the Lord was planning on doing. Here the Lord speaks Five Woes against Babylon and reminds the prophet of His grace, glory and sovereignty.