The Word Infusion

In part 1 and 2 of our study of Jude verse 5 we take an in-depth look at the the reminder Jude gives us about the Israelites experience in the Wilderness and how that relates to us today. We will look at scriptures from a variety of books in the Bible to examine what Jude is trying to teach us to be aware of and warn us about.

In part 1 and 2 of our study of Jude verse 5 we take an in-depth look at the the reminder Jude gives us about the Israelites experience in the Wilderness and how that relates to us today.  We will look at scriptures from a variety of books in the Bible to examine what Jude is trying to teach us to be aware of and warn us about.

The Rabbi's had an interesting tradition or maybe really one of the first children's illustrations ever done.  Listen to today's message and find out how they instilled into the Jewish children the importance of God's Word.  Do we feel the same way about God's Word as the Jewish People did?

What is the Red Door? How is the Red Door connected to Christ?  What does that Red Door mean to us personally?  What does that Red Door mean to the World?

We start the Book of Jude with the first 4 verses.  This is a power packed book chocked full of information that is applicable for the times we are living in.  We will cover a wide variety of passages of background scripture and several topics.  In this first section we meet Jude, talk about his childhood with his brother Jesus, his brother James and the comparison between each of their books.  We will also receive the definition of Apostasy, Jude's main reason for writing the book.

How far will the devil go to keep a Christian from serving God?  The Apostle Paul experienced many things that the devil would attempt to keep him from doing the work of the Lord, but Paul never let it stop him.  He always found places to witness in those situations.  He trusted in his God who was bigger and smarter than anything the devil could bring against Paul, even unjust accusations in a court of law and time being held in prison.  No lawyer or accusers can stand up against God.

Acts - The Church on Fire Chapter 25 Application Principles pdf file.

In this half of III John the Apostle John gives us a warning against pride.  He also warns us to be careful who we choose as leaders in the church.  He commends those who are well respected in the church.

Discipleship is nothing new.  The Jewish culture had an intense discipleship process.  In this message Pastor Terry will share with us the Jewish method of discipleship and how Jesus has chosen us to be His disciples.  Like the Jewish student followed in the dust of his Rabbi's steps, we too, are called to follow in the dust of Jesus' steps.  Discipleship takes work and Christians have far too long let discipleship go by the wayside, when we are to be living "the Way".

We learn a great deal from Paul in how to handle ourselves when being accused of wrong doing when we have done nothing wrong.  He has kept a clear conscience that allows him to fight the battle easier.  Paul also teaches us that we need to know the law of the land so we are able to defend ourselves better if we have to be in court.  He shows us that even a Christian that has lived righteously can still have evil things spoken of them and must endure for the sake of Christ.  Paul also shows us that we must make the most of every occassion to witness for Christ.