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Jude: Kept for Christ
A 40-day devotional on the book of Jude by Pastor Ryan Britt.
The book of Jude is the second to last book in the New Testament, written by Jude, believed to be one of Jesus’s brothers. He is a church leader at a time when the Church was full of false teachers, religious extortion, and theological wolves who were preying on God’s beloved sheep. Jude was having none of it. It seems his desire and calling were to expose falsehood and sin. He exposed false teachers, faulty thinking, and sin, all while making known the truth to God’s church. It’s a letter written to the church, to those who are called, loved and kept for Jesus Christ. Still timely today as it was when it was written, it’s a challenge to examine the way we live and practice our faith so we can contend for the beauty of the gospel of Jesus Christ in a world that wants us to reject this very message.
The book of Jude is the second to last book in the New Testament, written by Jude, believed to be one of Jesus’s brothers. He is a church leader at a time when the Church was full of false teachers, religious extortion, and theological wolves who were preying on God’s beloved sheep. Jude was having none of it. It seems his desire and calling were to expose falsehood and sin. He exposed false teachers, faulty thinking, and sin, all while making known the truth to God’s church. It’s a letter written to the church, to those who are called, loved and kept for Jesus Christ. Still timely today as it was when it was written, it’s a challenge to examine the way we live and practice our faith so we can contend for the beauty of the gospel of Jesus Christ in a world that wants us to reject this very message.
120 pages, Paperback
Published November 11, 2022
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September 10, 2026
This book is full of reflection, and asks difficult, thought provoking questions that make you pause. It came at a point in my life where I really needed it, and it made me sit and process what I was feeling instead of ignoring it. While there are a few theological differences between myself and the author (mainly just our views on baptism), this Devo made me reflect a lot about my life, and my personal relationship with Christ. I filled an entire notebook, I recommend it. :)
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