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You didn’t Fall
After all, that Jude has just revealed to the church and this great falling away he closes with the benediction and doxology of hope letting them know that falling is optional.
You don’t have to fall, not in the sense of falling away from God.
Because we have a God who is able.
God is Able.
This same word used here for Able is the same word used elsewhere in the NT as power.
(Able Run Here)
God’s ability is not the end however, but it’s what he is willing to do.
He is able to keep you from falling/stumbling.
It was God…(Run)
2. Makes you Faultless
God not only can and will keep you from falling away but God also makes it possible to stand before God faultless.
The beauty of this presentation is that first of all in brings us an awareness of our own inability to be faultless.
Or in other words it should remind us that we are not perfect by ourselves but it is God who perfects us.
Our inability makes room for his ability.
Our sin makes room for his grace.
So when you stand before your God, God is not going to see what you did, because at some point you messed up and that’s a fault.
He isn’t going to see what you said because at some point you lied and that’s a fault.
God isn’t going to see who what you were, because at some point you failed, and that’s a fault.
No matter what it is you did God isn’t going to see it.
He is going to see you faultless.
(Imagine a courtroom setting)
My favorite part of this presentation in God’s glory isn’t just that we are seen as faultless, but also because we have great joy when we are there.
3. Glorious Forever
• To the Only Wise God our Savior, [through Jesus Christ]
• Be glory and majesty
• Dominion and Power
• Both now and forever-Michael Jordan received a 4 minute standing ovation.
Placido Domingo the spanish opera singer perfomed in Domingo in Venice in 1991 receieved and 101 curtain calls and a 80 minite standing ovation.
Just because he sang.
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