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JudeNew TestamentPastor Joe DuCharme

Faultless We Stand-Jude 1:24-25

Jude concludes by reminding believers that their confidence rests not in their own strength, but in God’s power to preserve them, keep them from ultimate spiritual ruin, and one day present them blameless before His glorious presence with great joy.

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July 26, 2026
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**Alt text:** Sermon graphic featuring the title "Faultless We Stand" with the Scripture reference Jude 1:24–25. On the right, a pastor teaches from behind a wooden pulpit with an open Bible, speaking with expressive hand gestures. A warm, textured beige background and the Calvary Chapel The Rock logo appear at the bottom left.

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Sermon Notes

Jude 1:24-25

Jude concludes by reminding believers that their confidence rests not in their own strength, but in God’s power to preserve them, keep them from ultimate spiritual ruin, and one day present them blameless before His glorious presence with great joy. Because salvation is entirely God’s work through Jesus Christ, He alone deserves all glory, majesty, power, and authority forever.

Practical Takeaways:

  • Trust God’s Power to Keep You
    When you feel weak, weary, or discouraged, remember that your security rests in God’s faithful grip-not your ability to hold onto Him.
  • Live with Eternity in View
    Let the promise of standing before Christ blameless and full of joy motivate you to pursue holiness and remain faithful, even through trials.
  • Respond with Worship and Praise
    Since God alone saves, sustains, and will one day glorify His people, make worship a daily response by giving Him the honor and glory He deserves in every season.

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