Craig T. Owens

Jude, the half-brother of Jesus, wrote a letter to the church. He said he was hoping to write about salvation, but looking at the conditions in the culture around him, he felt urged by the Holy Spirit to challenge Christians to “contend for the faith that was once for all entrusted to the saints.” 

What does this word “contend” mean for us today? Are Christians supposed to be combative about sharing their faith? Are they supposed to argue with anyone and everyone who disagrees with them on any point? 

Jude gives us Holy Spirit-inspired wisdom to understand how to deal with those who have departed from the purity of biblical truth.

I hope you can join us at Calvary Assembly of God for this timely series of sermons. Here’s what we have covered:

• The servant stands strong
• Training for the fight
• No contention, no compromise
• Study to apply
• Avoiding foolish controversies
• Contend for people