Nathan W. Bingham

It's good to have you with us.

Well today, our guest teacher will consider perhaps the two most well-known verses in Jude.

Here's Jason Holopolis.

There are things worth contending for.

May we share that conviction, and may God grant us the boldness to stand for truth, proclaiming the gospel, untarnished by the pressures of the world or of legalistic fundamentalism.

This is the Tuesday edition of Renewing Your Mind, and you just heard a message from Jason Holopoulos' brand new series on Jude.

It's titled Contending for the Faith.

As today's message came to a close, I'm eager to hear the next one, and I'm sure you feel the same.

If that's you, be sure to get the entire series.

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Use it for sermon notes or to write down your insights and quotes from this series on Jude.

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Thank you for helping this daily discipleship podcast contend for the faith, day in and day out.

It truly would not be possible without you.

There are a lot of Christians, especially online, who believe they are contending for the faith.

Since we know that we are called to contend for the faith, how are we to do it?

What should it look like, biblically speaking?