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to God our Savior, who alone is wise, be glory and majesty, dominion and power, both now and forever. Amen.
At the end of his short letter, Jude does not give more instructions — he simply worships. After warning about hard times and false teachers, he lifts his eyes to God and praises Him. That is a good reminder for us: no matter what our day holds, God is still worthy of our praise.
Notice that Jude calls God the only wise one. When you face a decision today, big or small, practice pausing to ask for His wisdom instead of rushing ahead on your own. Then trust that His answer, even when it surprises you, comes from perfect understanding.
Jude uses big words like glory, majesty, and power because they describe a God who is never weak, never confused, and never out of options. When the news feels heavy or your circumstances seem out of control, remind yourself out loud that God is still on the throne. That truth can steady your heart faster than anything else.
Here is a simple way to live this out: before you check your phone tomorrow morning, say one sentence of praise to God. Sometime during the day, turn one complaint into a thank-you. Praise does not ignore your problems — it places them in the hands of the One who is strong enough to handle them.
Dear Lord, You alone are wise, and all power belongs to You. Teach me to praise You in ordinary moments and hard days alike. Keep my eyes on Your greatness today. Amen.
Generate grounded questions from Jude 1:25 for personal reflection or group conversation.