BIBLICALLY Correct, Not POLITICALLY Correct

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BIBLICALLY Correct, Not POLITICALLY Correct

August 29, 2021 • Jeremy Helmuth • Jude 5–8

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It seems that discernment has disappeared. In order to judge right and wrong correctly, you must understand and accept history. Jude gives us several examples from the past to remind us that God is sovereign (in control) and that certain sins are still evil in the eyes of God no matter what time period. Learn how important it is to know the biblical narratives and how we can discern how we are to live no matter how much pressure we have on us to cave into political correctness.

ENTRUSTED to Us

August 15, 2021 • Jeremy Helmuth • Jude 1–3

Did you know that Jude was an actual brother of Jesus? We will learn how Jude transformed from a skeptic to a believer and how he passionately wanted to defend the Christian faith. What exactly has Jesus Christ entrusted to us and why is it important for us to defend the truth and fight with everything we have so that what we believe will be passed on to future generations? If we do not stand firm in our biblical convictions, then our entire hope of salvation will be lost. We are in a battle and we must protect ancient truths if we want to prevail in eternal life today and forever.

SNEAKING into the CHURCH

August 22, 2021 • Jeremy Helmuth • Jude 12–15, Jude 4

Every church must be diligent to make sure that the truth of God’s Word is guarded because certain individuals will try to creep in and dismiss correct theology. Learn how to notice when someone is “unbiblical” and how to lovingly and gently correct them so that no one is misled into believing what is false. You will walk away from this message encouraged to be vigilant in knowing what you believe and inspired to know the Scriptures better so that you can always give an answer for the hope that you have.

The WEIGHT of our WORDS

September 5, 2021 • Jeremy Helmuth • Jude 9–11, Jude 16

Someday, we will give an account for every word that comes out of our mouth because it represents what is really in our hearts. If you find yourself complaining often, finding fault with people too quickly, and flattering others to win them over, then this sermon will help equip you with the tools to overcome these temptations of the tongue. You will walk away encouraged to speak more simply and clearly and honorably so that the gospel of Jesus Christ is not hindered in any way.