Lessons from the Past
In verses 11–13 of his epistle, Jude used three Old Testament examples and six stark word pictures to warn his readers about those who distort the Gospel through false teaching and ungodly living. These “certain people,” he explained, are untethered and fruitless, and their path is one of destruction and ultimate separation from God. Alistair Begg urges us to heed Jude’s warning, acknowledge the danger, and keep the faith by trusting in Christ, our eternal fixed point and the only one who can save us, shepherd us, and preserve us.
Topics: Warnings, Judgement, False Teachers
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09/07/25
The Ordination and Installation of Danny Schillero
Join us for this historic service as Parkside Church ordains and installs Danny Schillero as Senior Pastor. This service marks ...
Danny Schillero
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09/07/25
The Doctrine on Which Our Church Stands or Falls
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Danny Schillero
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08/31/25
Christ, Supreme Over All
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