Six Thirty Saturday Nite (Enoch / Jude) - September 24, 2016

Tonight we continued the first part of the God of Our Fathers (A Legacy of Faith) campaign by taking a look at the legacy of Enoch as referred to in the book of Jude. Enoch (the great-grandfather of Noah) was a righteous man in an unrighteous time. As the Church, we too can be on the right side of history if we commit to follow Jesus rather than give in to our sinful nature. #630SN #ChurchOnTheGo #Burlington #Charlotte #Tulsa

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