Jude is short, but it is not light.

In these ten expository sermons, David Miller walks carefully through the New Testament book of Jude, showing the urgency of contending for the faith once for all delivered to the saints.

Jude writes to warn the church about false teachers who creep in unnoticed, turn the grace of God into sensuality, and deny the only Master and Lord, Jesus Christ. With biblical clarity and pastoral force, these sermons follow Jude’s argument from his opening greeting to his final doxology.

This volume includes sermons on Jude’s purpose statement, warnings from Israel, the fallen angels, Sodom and Gomorrah, the character of false teachers, the prophecy of Enoch, the call to build up the saints, and the glorious assurance that God is able to keep His people from stumbling.

These messages are plainspoken, doctrinal, pastoral, and urgent. They remind the church that false teaching is not harmless, biblical truth is not optional, and the people of God are kept by the power of the Savior.

Contents include:

• Overview and Introduction — Jude 1–2
• Purpose Statement — Jude 3–4
• Destruction of Unbelievers — Jude 5
• Angels That Rebelled — Jude 6
• Sodom and Gomorrah — Jude 7
• Woes for the Present — Jude 8–10
• Woes for the Present, Part 2 — Jude 11–13
• Words of the Prophet — Jude 14–16
• Preaching to the Saints — Jude 17–23
• The Doxology — Jude 24–25

Contending for the Faith is a helpful resource for pastors, Bible teachers, church members, and anyone who wants to study Jude with seriousness, reverence, and gospel confidence.