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The blood of Jesus speaks a better word. It satisfies God’s justice, cleanses the believer’s conscience, and silences Satan’s accusations. In this communion message from Hebrews 12:24, discover why Christ’s finished work is our only plea and our complete assurance.

Worship is not a spectator sport. From Psalm 96, Rev. Jay Lauritsen reminds us that worship is to the Lord, about the Lord, and for the Lord.

Jude ends his urgent call to contend for the faith with a triumphant doxology. In this message from Jude 25, we discover the exclusive God, the effectual Savior, the exalted King, and His eternal reign. False teachers, fear, and failure do not get the last word—the last word belongs to God. Amen and amen!

Jude reminds weary believers that our salvation does not ultimately rest on how tightly we hold onto God, but on how faithfully He holds onto us. In this message from Jude 24, we consider God’s promise to keep His saints from a final fall and bring them blameless into His glorious presence. We persevere because He preserves.

The church isn't called merely to expose deception—we're called to rescue the deceived. Jude gives us three responses for three spiritual dangers: Mercy for the doubting. Urgency for those in danger. Discernment for those entangled in sin. The rescued are called to become rescuers.

n a world of deception and compromise, how does a Christian remain faithful? Jude shifts from exposing false teachers to equipping believers with God's battle plan: build your faith, pray in the Holy Spirit, keep yourself in God's love, and wait with hope for Christ's return. Discover how to cultivate a faith that doesn't fold.

In this audio of the Sermon, you will watch Jude add the finishing touches to his portrait of the apostates (false teachers).  He will paint 5 quick defining strokes in the form of 5 metaphors and will end with a final touches of an examination of their fruit.  It is a message for every saint & sinner.

History may not always repeat itself but it definitely rhymes.  This sermon paints a portrait of apostasy in vs 11 of Jude's only chapter.  Here we are warned again of the errors made by false teachers who look like us...until you look a little closer.

Not everyone who carries a Bible speaks the truth. Jude warns that false teachers don't always look dangerous—they often sound convincing. They claim spiritual authority while rejecting God's authority, following their own desires instead of His Word.

n “The Man in the Middle,” Pastor Paul Dziadul unpacks God's high calling for men to stand between Heaven and home as prophets, priests, and kings. Learn what it means to speak the Word, seek the Lord, and lead the way.

The ruins of Sodom still have something to say. In Jude's final example of God's certain judgment, we are reminded that God's truth does not change with culture. How do we stand for biblical truth while genuinely loving our neighbors? Join us as we examine Jude 7 and learn what it means to contend for the faith in a world that celebrates what God condemns. #TheFaithFight #Jude #ContendForTheFaith #TruthAndGrace

Join us at we unpack the Grace of God distilled into one single verse:  Romans 6:23.  The perfect conclusion to the whole chapter.

What happens when angels rebel against God? Listen as Deacon Paul Dziadul Jr. opens Jude verse 6 and explores the mysterious account of the fallen angels who are now kept in chains under judgment. What sin brought such a severe response from a holy God? What warning does it hold for us today? Join us and find out.

In this opening message through the epistle of Jude, we discover that before believers are called to fight for the faith, they are reminded whose they are. Jude 1–2 anchors weary Christians in the sovereign grace of God — called by God, loved by the Father, and kept by Jesus Christ in a world filled with compromise and confusion.

Jesus didn’t just die for sin—He became sin for us, bearing our guilt in His body so we could be counted righteous before God. This sermon unpacks the great exchange: He took our place… so we could receive His.