2026-09-22, "Tuesday Night Revival Service"

Main message: Jude warns the church to urgently defend the once-for-all entrusted Christian faith against false teachers and moral laxity, calling believers into deeper devotion, prayer, scriptural discernment, and persistent contending for loved ones. The preacher applies Jude 3–4 to encourage believers not to give up but to fight spiritually for family and church.

Key points:

• Jude identifies himself as a servant (slave) of Jesus and writes amid persecution and false teaching invading the church.
• Believers are "called, loved, and kept" and should receive "more and more" mercy, peace, and love (themes from Jude 1–2).
• Jude shifts from a planned encouragement about shared salvation to an urgent plea: contend for the faith because ungodly people have "wormed" into churches teaching grace as a license to sin (Jude 3–4).
• Christians need a deep, living relationship with Jesus—regular Bible engagement, prayer, and Holy Spirit-led discernment—to spot and resist false teaching.
• The preacher shares personal testimonies of contending in prayer for his children and others, urging listeners not to give up praying for family, friends, and the church.

Scriptures mentioned: Jude, Revelation, Genesis, Exodus, Acts, James, 2 Corinthians, Isaiah