The Mosaic of Marion

But You, Beloved

In Jude 1:20-21, Jude moves from cautions to instructions. In these verses, he teaches us how we, the beloved, are to live. Thanks for listening.  

Those Who Cause Divisions

Join Pastor Hank and Miss Mona - along with special guests Dan Amos and Drew Meadows - as they look at those who cause divisions and how we can guard against them. It's a special episode with special guests! Don't miss it!

What Are You Characterized By?

Jude declares a warning against the ungodly in verses 11-16. As we consider his warning, we must examine ourselves to see what we are characterized by. What are the habits of our lives? 

Those Who Defile, Reject, and Blaspheme

Triple P is back!!! Pastor Dan has returned for this episode's look at Jude 1:8-10. Here, Jude continues his discussion of those who have crept in unnoticed. Hope you enjoy having Pastor Dan back as much as Pastor Hank and Miss Mona did!

God Always Punishes Sin

In Jude 1:5-7, we are given examples to bring home the point that sin does not go unpunished. Join in with Pastor Hank and Miss Mona as they talk about these examples and the truths they reveal to us.

Those Who Have Crept In

Jude warns us that certain people have crept in unnoticed. Join Pastor Hank and Miss Mona as they discuss who those people are and how they have distorted the gospel. 

Faith Not Traditions

Jude encourages us to contend for the faith. Join Pastor Hank and Miss Mona as they discuss this and connect it to those who hold to the traditions of men. 

Upward Inward Outward

Join Pastor Hank and Miss Mona this week as they look at the upward, inward, and outward aspects of mercy, peace, and love from Jude 1:2.

No Word is Wasted

In this week's episode, Pastor Hank and Miss Mona look at who the letter from Jude was written to, looking at each word Jude uses to describe his audience. Each word is important in this greeting from Jude 1:1-2. 

Identify as a Servant

In this episode, Pastor Hank and Miss Mona begin a series in the book of Jude. Can we, like Jude, introduce ourselves as servants of Jesus?