THE CHRISTIAN CALL TO ARMS- PART 1
Scripture: Jude 1:1-7
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Title: The Christian Call to Arms- Part 1
Series: Jude
Author: Donald Cantrell
Text: Jude 1:1-7
I - The Delightful Introduction (1 - 2)
II - The Denied Inclination (3)
III - The Dangerous Infiltration (4)
IV - The Disastrous Information (5 - 7)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline with subpoints.
Jude was literally my first fully written out bible commentary, so I have taken that commentary and made it into two sermons, adding some comments and erasing some of the comments, hopefully the results will be beneficial to you. The little Book of Jude is often overlooked by many today, but the information of this book is just as needful today as the day that Jude wrote it.
Describing An Apostate (Adrian Rogers)
What Jude is doing here is giving us a portrait of an apostate. I heard of a man, one time, who went into a bank to rob the bank. He took a note and shoved it to the teller, and it said, "This is a hold up. Put all of your money in this bag and send it back."
She took a pencil, and wrote a note to him, and shoved it back to him. And he read it. It said, "Straighten your tie, stupid; they are taking your picture." Now why do they want a picture of a criminal? Why do the banks go to all the difficulty to take a photograph of a man who is doing a bank robbery?
Well, that others might be warned. This man is dangerous. This man is a felon. This man is a criminal. And they take his picture. They'll put it on television. They'll put it in post offices and other places, that we might know what this criminal looks like.
Now there are some spiritual criminals. There are some spiritual felons.
And what God has done here, in the Book of Jude, is to give us a portrait of an apostate. Now what is an apostate? An apostate is not merely someone who does not believe in the gospel-he is lost, but he is not an apostate; nor is an apostate somebody who is in some non-Christian religion, or somebody who is in one of t ...
Series: Jude
Author: Donald Cantrell
Text: Jude 1:1-7
I - The Delightful Introduction (1 - 2)
II - The Denied Inclination (3)
III - The Dangerous Infiltration (4)
IV - The Disastrous Information (5 - 7)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline with subpoints.
Jude was literally my first fully written out bible commentary, so I have taken that commentary and made it into two sermons, adding some comments and erasing some of the comments, hopefully the results will be beneficial to you. The little Book of Jude is often overlooked by many today, but the information of this book is just as needful today as the day that Jude wrote it.
Describing An Apostate (Adrian Rogers)
What Jude is doing here is giving us a portrait of an apostate. I heard of a man, one time, who went into a bank to rob the bank. He took a note and shoved it to the teller, and it said, "This is a hold up. Put all of your money in this bag and send it back."
She took a pencil, and wrote a note to him, and shoved it back to him. And he read it. It said, "Straighten your tie, stupid; they are taking your picture." Now why do they want a picture of a criminal? Why do the banks go to all the difficulty to take a photograph of a man who is doing a bank robbery?
Well, that others might be warned. This man is dangerous. This man is a felon. This man is a criminal. And they take his picture. They'll put it on television. They'll put it in post offices and other places, that we might know what this criminal looks like.
Now there are some spiritual criminals. There are some spiritual felons.
And what God has done here, in the Book of Jude, is to give us a portrait of an apostate. Now what is an apostate? An apostate is not merely someone who does not believe in the gospel-he is lost, but he is not an apostate; nor is an apostate somebody who is in some non-Christian religion, or somebody who is in one of t ...
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