How Jude 3 works

0:00Somewhere right now, someone is carrying a question they're afraid to ask out loud. Can I trust the Bible? Maybe it's you. Maybe it's someone who brings their questions to you. Left alone, a question like that doesn't go away. It grows quiet, until faith stops making sense.

0:18Jude 3 Project exists to help the Black community know what they believe and why they believe it, and to help faith make sense for the next generation.

0:26So bring the question here. There are four ways to work it through: Ask, Watch, Read, and Learn.

0:34Start by asking Navigator. You get a clear answer, grounded in Scripture, scholarship, and history, with its sources cited. No judgment. No spin. Ask from any page, and the answer points you to where you can go deeper.

0:48Then watch it explored. Our whole podcast is open to all, on video or audio, along with short series and films. You'll hear experts on the subject, scholars and pastors alike, work through it out loud, so you're not wrestling alone.

1:02Read the case for yourself in free articles on faith, truth, and culture. Open a verse right where it's quoted, or follow a quote back to the moment it was said. Members go further with the Contender Series, where several scholars take on one hard question, like whether you can trust the Bible.

1:20Then learn it for life. A Learning Path walks you through one big question in order, session by session, so what you learn stays with you. You climb through three levels, Foundation, Formation, and Disciple, and finish with a certificate that marks how far you've come. And you don't have to do it alone. Walk the path together with your small group.

1:41Start free: ask questions daily, watch the podcast, and read the free articles. Become a member to open the paths, the Contender Series, Berean studies, and more. And a church plan gives your whole congregation the same.

1:54Bring the question you've been carrying. It's welcome here. Ask your first question free at jude3project.org.