Leadership in Context Keith Tucci

Jude compares false teachers to hidden reefs. We live in a culture where not only is there no consequence for sin, but you are a bad person if you think there should be. The wind blows, and a lot of stuff blows with the wind. Be wise. Be anchored in the Word, or you will be hitting a hidden reef that will bring you down.

Jude warns against false teachers. He warns against a resistance to divinely-appointed authority. If we honor God’s authority in the local church and work through the precepts of Matthew 18 when there are issues, the church would be vibrant and healthy.

False grace leads people to live as if there are no consequences to sin. The consequence for sin is eternal. Even the angels could not escape judgment.

To be a Christian, you have to have a Master. You are not morally free. You are morally dependent on the Lord, His powers, and His directives. In this week’s episode of the LEADERSHIP IN CONTEXT podcast, Keith continues the study of the book of JUDE.

We are not trying to attain our salvation. Jesus bought that for us on the cross. Instead, we are trying to live out what we already attained. In this week’s episode of the LEADERSHIP IN CONTEXT podcast, Keith begins a study of the book of JUDE.

A vision that is not worth working for is a vision that will never work. Three Vision Truths: (1) Good vision defines a value and puts a price on it of human endeavor. (2) Goals are not end products; they are tools. (3) Inspiration equals perspiration.