Jude Made Simple

Jude — the watchman's epistle: earnestly contend for the faith once
delivered, and keep yourselves in the love of God (Jude 1:3, 21).

Twenty-five verses. One trumpet blast. Jude, the servant of Jesus Christ,
saw false teachers creeping into the church — twisting grace into a license
for sin and denying the Lord Jesus Christ — and the Holy Spirit moved him to
write the New Testament's field manual for spiritual warfare. Across thirteen
chapters, you'll walk through Jude verse by verse: the threefold identity of
every believer (sanctified by the Father, preserved in Christ, called by the
Spirit), the meaning of "earnestly contend," the faith once delivered, the
three Old Testament warnings, the marks of the apostates, the way of Cain,
the error of Balaam, the rebellion of Korah, Enoch's prophecy of Christ's
return, and the fourfold strategy for standing firm — building up your most
holy faith, praying in the Holy Ghost, keeping yourself in the love of God,
and looking for the mercy of Jesus Christ. Includes a thirty-day reading and
action plan, thirteen reflection questions, a closing prayer, and the great
doxology: He is able to keep you from falling.

Contend. Keep. Stand.