How To Know An Apostate
Ed Young
Jude 14 - 16
They gonna just tear Galveston up, next Saturday. Have you ever seen, like the mosquito-s, i1n your- life? And here we are tal-king atout clouds without water. I went in my background, yesterday and I was out in the back and these mosquitos were everywhere and I heard two of them talking and one of them said, "Let's take him over the fence, before the big ones get him." We didn't get through with the water, this morning. Hope you have your Bibles open to the Book of Jude. If you don't know what we're doing, we're wading in difficult, difficult territory; because Jude will just about scare you to death . . . or, I pray, scare you to life. It'll do it. So, we've been studying Jude. This morning we tried to study verse 8 through 13; and we just kind of stopped about three fourths the way through and said, like Dennis the Menace said at the end of his prayer on his knees, "Lord, until tomorrow night . . . same time, same place, same station, this is Dennis the Menace, saying 'Amen'." Now, that's what we did this morning. We just stopped and said, "Until, tonight." We'll pick up and look at the rest of this passage.
Let's bow for prayer, together. "Father, we praise You. We love You. We thank You, for the
ministry of music . . . for the thrill that goes through us, when we hear these great choruses, these magnificent anthems that so beautifully tell of your grace. And oh, Lord, we're always touched when these who've come to Christ, who have been into this family, enter the waters of baptism and preach such powerful sermons to us and we see those acts of humility and those witnesses that tell us of the death and the resurrection and give to us promise of life everlasting. Father, we trust in this service, that You will speak, let me get out of the way, so that Thy word and Thy truth might be heard, received, understood. And Lord, through the strength of Thy Spirit, may we put into practice . . . in our daily livi ...
Ed Young
Jude 14 - 16
They gonna just tear Galveston up, next Saturday. Have you ever seen, like the mosquito-s, i1n your- life? And here we are tal-king atout clouds without water. I went in my background, yesterday and I was out in the back and these mosquitos were everywhere and I heard two of them talking and one of them said, "Let's take him over the fence, before the big ones get him." We didn't get through with the water, this morning. Hope you have your Bibles open to the Book of Jude. If you don't know what we're doing, we're wading in difficult, difficult territory; because Jude will just about scare you to death . . . or, I pray, scare you to life. It'll do it. So, we've been studying Jude. This morning we tried to study verse 8 through 13; and we just kind of stopped about three fourths the way through and said, like Dennis the Menace said at the end of his prayer on his knees, "Lord, until tomorrow night . . . same time, same place, same station, this is Dennis the Menace, saying 'Amen'." Now, that's what we did this morning. We just stopped and said, "Until, tonight." We'll pick up and look at the rest of this passage.
Let's bow for prayer, together. "Father, we praise You. We love You. We thank You, for the
ministry of music . . . for the thrill that goes through us, when we hear these great choruses, these magnificent anthems that so beautifully tell of your grace. And oh, Lord, we're always touched when these who've come to Christ, who have been into this family, enter the waters of baptism and preach such powerful sermons to us and we see those acts of humility and those witnesses that tell us of the death and the resurrection and give to us promise of life everlasting. Father, we trust in this service, that You will speak, let me get out of the way, so that Thy word and Thy truth might be heard, received, understood. And Lord, through the strength of Thy Spirit, may we put into practice . . . in our daily livi ...
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