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JudeNew TestamentPastor Joe DuCharme

How To Keep From Falling

Jude reminds believers that the way to remain steadfast in a world of deception is to keep themselves in the love of God by growing in faith, praying, and living with the hope of Christ’s return.

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July 19, 2026
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**Alt text:** A sermon thumbnail featuring the title **"How To Keep From Falling"** in large white text, with **"Falling"** displayed in a bold Gothic-style font. Below the title is the Bible passage **Jude 1:20–23** inside a brown rounded rectangle. On the right, a pastor wearing a black shirt speaks from behind a wooden pulpit with an open Bible, gesturing as he teaches. The background is a soft, blurred tan stone texture. The **Calvary Chapel The Rock** logo and name appear in the bottom left corner.

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Sermon Notes

Jude 1:20-23

Jude reminds believers that the way to remain steadfast in a world of deception is to keep themselves in the love of God by growing in faith, praying, and living with the hope of Christ’s return. Those who abide in God’s love are also called to compassionately help others by encouraging the doubting and urgently pointing the spiritually lost back to Christ.

Practical Takeaways:

  • Stay rooted in God’s love every day by spending consistent time in Scripture, prayer, and remembering the gospel, allowing His truth to guard you from spiritual deception.
  • Live with an eternal perspective, keeping your eyes on Christ’s return and His mercy rather than becoming consumed with temporary concerns.
  • Show Christ’s love to others by patiently helping those who have sincere doubts and courageously warning those who are drifting away from the truth.

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