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Contending for the Faith: The Book of Jude

Contending for the Faith: The Book of Jude

by Helopoulos, Jason
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The Christian faith is often attacked from outside the church. But how should we respond when the truth is undermined from within? Tucked near the back of the Bible, a short yet crucial book sounds the alarm against creeping distortions of the gospel and a toleration of sin. Yet these warnings against false teaching come with words of glorious reassurance for God's faithful people. In this teaching series, Rev. Jason Helopoulos explores the often-overlooked letter of Jude. Heed this urgent call to stand for the truth of Christ with conviction and compassion, trusting the Lord to uphold His church in every trial. Standard-definition DVD. Seven 23-minute messages.

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Pub dateJul 7, 2026
ISBN-101642896950
ISBN-139781642896954
LanguageEnglish
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