"Defend Our Faith" from Jude 1-11

The Book of Jude is all about defending our faith.
We may always say have faith but when trials come our faith fades.
Jude consider himself a servant of Jesus Christ even thou he is a half brother of Jesus, we need to be humble when we want to grow our faith. As by nature people want to be served and not humble. Be humble physically and most of all inside our heart because the reality - we are nothing, we are saved by grace.

To be able to please God and grow we need to depend on Him and to be fruitful, to know what being humble is all about.

In order to defend our faith we need to grow, have peace and Love. Continue to be grounded and dependent on His word.

How do we protect our faith when we are being target as hypocrite?

Hypocrisy is when you act not to sin but inside your heart you are thinking bad.
But if you obey God's word and you fail sometimes then we are not a hypocrite because we are trying our best to change our ways. Acknowledge our sins and repent.
Nobody's perfect, look only to God for perfections - not to Christians.

When we obey God's word we don't pleases man, keep in mind we are not a pleaser of man but to God only. All of us needs to contend our faith.

Pastor's Message
Psalm 27:14 "Wait for the Lord; be strong and take heart and wait for the Lord."

I can remember the song entitled "While I'm Waiting".
The song says
"I will serve you while I'm waiting. I will worship while I'm waiting.. . I'll be running the race even while I wait."
We really need to continue on with our walk with the Lord. We must be strong in Him, while waiting for His coming, so that we can finish the race!
I encourage you to press on and do not give up as you wait for the LORD.

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