God’s saving Grace is for everyone which means that we all are sinful as Romans 3:23 says. All of us have the potential to be the “evil-doers” that the previous verses in Jude outline. God loves us anyway however He does not love our sin. We take our cue from Him and persevere in doing good which also includes loving others and inviting them into a relationship with Him through Jesus.

“Don’t judge me” is a common cry for us when we feel like we don’t measure up or have messed up. But there is a difference between ‘judging’ someone and holding them accountable. For the believer, judgement is a wonderful experience. Because we are judged through the lens of Jesus Christ.

Sin is simply a surrender issue. When tempted, we are faced with the questions like, “Who is my Master?” “Will I give up to sin or rely on the Holy Spirit’s power to conquer?” Today we examine how God can lead us from temptation and give us the power to overcome. Jude 5-11

The Gift of Grace is not a License to Sin. In fact, it is a calling to something greater - something wonderful. But some use a “sin on Saturday; confess on Sunday” mentality. As a result they’re lives are filled with brokenness and emptiness. In this message we will be encouraged to see that God calls us to a better more fulfilling life.

For the Christian, everything hinges on the Resurrection. Without it, our faith means nothing. God engaged us in a transaction that, if acknowledged, can mean a new life.

What a scene! Palm branches, songs of victory and a multitude of people singing about the freedom they believed Jesus would bring. But as the crowd shouted “Hosanna,” Jesus rode into Jerusalem to offer Himself as the sacrifice. Mark 11:1-11

Have you ever been hated by someone unjustly? Today, Jesus faces an angry crowd who threatens to end it all for Him. However, Jesus walk through the crowd untouched which foreshadows His walking through death itself for us. Psalm 23,Luke 4:23-30

With the recent instances of school shootings, our entire nation has grieved the loss of the innocent children. The death of a child is the most horrific event that a parent can experience. Jesus comes face to face with the issue and speaks life into the harsh reality that all die. Mark 5:21-24, 35-43.

Studies show that the effects of loneliness kill people. There are many people that you know that might be in danger of these effects - you might be one of them. Today, we see Jesus raising a young man back to life so that a mother could be reunited with her son and stave off the deadly effects of loneliness.

The death of a stranger is one thing but the death of a friend is quite another. Today we see when Jesus waits until death has seemingly conquered His friend before He meets death face to face.