Jesus Christ is coming.

At any moment we may find ourselves in eternity.

In the next to the last book of the Bible,

we are given principles that will help us live in the last days. Join Scott Pauli now as we study the Book of Jude together.

We're going to do a little divine math today.

Now, I must make a confession here, and that is that math has never been my strong

suit. It was not my favorite subject in school. I'm sure my former teachers can tell you,

amen to that. And yet, as I've studied scripture, I've found that God has an amazing math

in the way that he works. He is the author of all truth of course and there's a word

here that has just captivated me. In Jude we read these words, Jude the servant of Jesus Christ and

brother of James to them that are sanctified by God the Father and preserved in Jesus Christ

and called. Mercy unto you and peace and love be multiplied.

Now we've talked about for several days what it means to live on the edge of eternity

and the things that we should be rehearsing about who we are in Christ and what we have

in Christ and what we need from the Lord.

We've looked at these beautiful prayer requests for mercy and peace and love.

And I'll remind you, Jude was not praying that for himself. He was praying that for others.

If you want renewed mercy, peace and love in your own life, start praying it for other people.

Intercessors have access to heaven's bank. Intercessors have access to the Lord's resources. Someone said,

God will give you to share what he will never give you to keep. And I believe that. Those who become

channels of blessing become the most blessed people on earth. But here's the word I draw to your

attention today. The Bible says that these things are to be multiplied in your life. You know, I'm afraid that so many times, many of God's

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