hapter book with only twenty-five verses. It can easily be glossed over and not much attention be given to the powerful warnings and amazing hope laid out on a couple of pages the chapter fills. Whenever I study with a new group of women, we begin with this book of the Bible. The theology is deep. The truths can be life-changing, and the doxology Jude ends with should compel us to worship.

As you hike through these verses, I pray you carefully listen with your spiritual ears to what Jude called his readers to remember. Pay attention to how many of these warnings continue on for God's children today. Most importantly, I want you to rest in the hope Jude offered his readers. That same hope can be ours today.