Reason for Writing
The relativism of our age would have us think that we can believe whatever we want and do whatever feels good. In contrast, Jude, writing nearly twenty centuries ago, appealed to believers to contend for the faith and to beware of those who were distorting the gospel by exchanging its freedom for license. Alistair Begg reminds us that Jude’s appeal, while unpopular, is just as critical today. Genuine Christians must stand firm for “the faith,” neither adding to it nor subtracting from it, trusting that true freedom is found in Christ alone.
Topics: Christian Thinking, Authority of the Bible, Courage, Immorality
Speakers
Recent Sermons
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03/19/23
Power in Weakness
In 2 Corinthians 12, Paul recounts the gospel paradox: power in weakness. We experience God's grace and see his ...
Nick Spurgeon
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03/12/23
Don't Forget This!
In verses 5–7 of his epistle, Jude issues a stern warning about disregarding God’s established boundaries. Men, women, and even ...
Alistair Begg
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03/05/23
Reason for Writing
The relativism of our age would have us think that we can believe whatever we want and do whatever feels ...
Alistair Begg