Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Jude 1:3

Have you ever found yourself confused by the mixed messages about what it means to be a Christian? Have you experienced frustration over mixed messages about the Bible? Do you feel puzzled by the various descriptions of Jesus? This five-day devotional will help you define and articulate the historic Christian faith. Don’t become swept up in another gospel; instead, learn to understand and appreciate the beauty of the real thing.

Peace is an internal state that belongs to us as children of God and followers of His Son, Jesus. Nothing can take it away. The Scriptures tell us that Jesus Himself is our peace. In this devotional, Brooke McGlothlin invites you to discover the calm assurance of God’s peace no matter what trials may come your way.

College Students face a daunting task as believers in Jesus. They are always in the minority on their campuses unless they go to a Christian University or College. The short book of Jude gives some practical advice about following Jesus and contending for the Faith delivered once for all to the saints.

This five-part devotional unpacks the Epistle of Jude, calling believers to stand firm in truth, resist deception, and live with courage and clarity. In an era of unparalleled spiritual confusion, Jude offers a timely word to anchor our Christian identity, renew our sense of urgency, and ignite our worship.

Have you ever found yourself confused by the mixed messages about what it means to be a Christian? Despite all the various human opinions, Christianity is a faith that was “once for all delivered to the saints” (Jude 1:3, ESV). Although there are many false versions of Christianity, there is only one true Christianity. This five-day devotional will help you define and articulate the historic Christian faith. Don’t become swept up in another gospel; instead, learn to understand and appreciate the beauty of the real thing.

With the Coronavirus outbreak many are navigating feelings of fear, anxiety and isolation. Join in this Abide plan as we uncover God’s covenant and promise to deliver those who trust in the Lord.

Powerful Letters - They rocked the early churches. Written by Jesus’ closest disciples, John and Peter, his half-brothers, James and John, and an enigmatic author, these letters continue to overturn thinking. They equip us to defend and attack the evil forces and dark ages. They inspire, empower, and enable us to allow Christ to live through us. They encourage us to enlarge our vision to see the world from the perspective of eternity.

This reading plan looks at the Apostles' Creed as a summary of the articles or doctrines that must be affirmed by all those who would call themselves "Christian." It speaks of the history of the Creed, provides an overview of its statements, and focuses on the importance of its doctrines for today. 

The Book of Enoch is a strange and interesting collection of works quoted by Jude in the Bible. Let's explore Enoch's biblical connections and what the New Testament writers thought of it. Hebrews tells us Enoch served God faithfully through the most corrupt time in history, reminding us how to stand firm in a world of turmoil.

This series is based on the second to the last book in the New Testament - the letter of Jude. The writer cares about the church and is worried enough to write a letter when he sees trouble. Jude uses a rich grounding in the Old Testament to warn and encourage his readers. (Written during a "hard lockdown" during during the CoronaVirus pandemic)