“Now to Him who is able to keep you from stumbling, and to present you faultless before the presence of His glory with exceeding joy.”
February 1, 2026
Jude began and ended this book by talking about the eternal security of the believer. If he didn’t do this, when you read what’s in between, you may start thinking that Jude was talking about people who had lost their salvation. An apostate is not somebody who has lost his or her salvation. An apostate is someone who has received the truth, rejected the truth, ridicules the truth, and literally tries to replace the truth. But this person has never been saved. He or she is like Judas, who was never born again. But people who are truly born again, true children of God, can never again be lost souls—not because they hold onto God, but because God holds onto them.
Write out a list of specific ways God has held onto you and refused to let you go throughout your life.
Know Him personally. Grow in Him daily. Share Him confidently.
Jesus Christ is the answer to life’s greatest questions, and this study will help you discover who He is and what it means to follow Him wholeheartedly. Through clear biblical teaching, you’ll explore how to know Jesus personally, grow stronger in your faith, and share the hope of the Gospel with others. Along the way, you’ll gain confidence in essential truths such as salvation, assurance, prayer, baptism, and daily fellowship with God. Whether you are seeking Christ for the first time, taking your next steps as a believer, or looking to deepen your walk with Him, this study offers a practical and encouraging invitation to experience the transforming power of Jesus every day.