Jason Helopoulos

It can be easy to become discouraged, to become cynical.

As you grow in your understanding of God's Word, you may see error all around, whether intentional error or out of ignorance.

You hear someone in your Bible study pray, and you realize they've fallen into a Christological or Trinitarian heresy.

In that moment, how do you contend for the faith?

This is the Wednesday edition of Renewing Your Mind, and today you'll hear a final message from Jason Holopoulos' series, Contending for the Faith, The Book of Jude.

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Well, here's Reverend Halopoulos with five warnings for when you contend for the faith.

So where to contend without being contentious, conceited, callous, or cynical?

And where to contend completely?

You just heard from Jason Holopolis, the featured teacher in this brand new series on the book of Jude.

It's titled Contending for the Faith.

The call to contend was urgent in the 1st century, and it's urgent in the 21st century.

So take the time to work through the book of Jude to learn the why and how of contending and what was happening that prompted Jude to write this letter.

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