1.In Jude 1:5-7, Jude recalls three Old Testament examples of God's judgment. Why do you think Jude chose these specific examples, and what do they teach us about the certainty and righteousness of God's judgment? 2. Jude 1:8 describes false teachers as those who "reject authority." How does rejecting authority reflect a deeper rebellion against God? What does joyful subm...
Keep Reading1.) Jude reminds believers that they are called, beloved, and kept by God. How does understanding your identity in Christ impact the way you face challenges in your daily life? Can you share a time when this truth brought you comfort or courage? 2.) Pastor Zac defined mercy as not getting what you deserve and grace as getting what you don't deserve. How have you personall...
Keep Reading1.) Pastor Nate began by giving a few reasons why the letter of Jude is often ignored. How much time have you spent in Jude? What have you appreciated from the letter? What questions does it bring up for you? 2.) Jude's message about judgment is sometimes perceived as unloving. How does the Bible define true love, and how is it different from the way love is often defined...
Keep Reading1.) When we are unified in one mind in the gospel we have rich fellowship, rich refreshment, and rich gratitude for and from each other. How have you experienced these things at MBC? 2.) Nate spoke of the "goodness" and "pleasantness" of dwelling in unity. What are some practical ways we can cultivate this unity in our church community? 3.) We were created to worship God...
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