Sometimes wolves can hide out in the church by pretending to be sheep. What’s even more disturbing is that they often blend in by pretending to be pastors. This weeks sermon explores the red flags of predatory pastors.

This week Jude warns us to watch out for the mouths of wolves because they blaspheme all that they do not understand. That shouldn’t surprise us, it’s a part of their predatory nature.

Have you listened to the songs of the shepherd for His sheep? The Psalmist encourages us in these songs for sheep who need the good shepherd.

This week we continue in our series through Jude and look further into the “Anatomy Of A Wolf”.

As we continue through Jude, in vs 5-7 we are entreated to look backwards to stories of God’s past judgments. What are we supposed to learn from the failed faith of our ancestors and God’s judgment upon them?

Jude warns us of wicked men who have crept into the church unnoticed. Jude could have named names but instead, he begins to provide the information we need identify them.

This week we began our series in the book of Jude. In vs. 3, Jude urges believers to contend for their faith. What does it mean for us to be faithful contenders and how do we contend without becoming unnecessarily contentious?

Gospel Community- What is it and why is it vital to the life of our church? Ephesians 4:11-16

Listen in to this weeks sermon as Steve Mittwede speaks to us about coping with transience.