“I Believe in Jesus Christ Who Sits on The Right Hand of God the Father” Mathew 22:41-46

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Date: April 19, 2026 Author: Wayne J. Edwards

On Sunday, April 19, we will return to our series of sermons on the Apostle’s Creed. The sermon is titled, “ I Believe in Jesus Christ: Who Sits at the Right Hand of God the Father.” In this sermon, we will explore what it means for Jesus Christ to sit at the right hand of God and the significance of this declaration in our faith. Many pastors now recognize that the widespread, diminished view of God among Christians leads to many spiritual challenges. When we view God lightly, we also diminish our understanding of sin and, ultimately, lessen our appreciation for Jesus, whom God sent as our Savior. We must elevate our view of Jesus, who paid our debt with His blood and now sits at God’s right hand. Holding Him in rightful honor moves us beyond the shallow perspective of those who accept Him as Savior but will not submit to Him as their Lord. We pray that this sermon will encourage you to take that bold step of faith. Thank you for your continued support. Please share these guides with anyone who may find them helpful.

On Sunday, April 19, we will return to our series of sermons on the Apostle’s Creed. The sermon is titled, “ I Believe in Jesus Christ: Who Sits at the Right Hand of God the Father.” In this sermon, we will explore what it means for Jesus Christ to sit at the right hand of God and the significance of this declaration in our faith.

Many pastors now recognize that the widespread, diminished view of God among Christians leads to many spiritual challenges. When we view God lightly, we also diminish our understanding of sin and, ultimately, lessen our appreciation for Jesus, whom God sent as our Savior.

We must elevate our view of Jesus, who paid our debt with His blood and now sits at God’s right hand. Holding Him in rightful honor moves us beyond the shallow perspective of those who accept Him as Savior but will not submit to Him as their Lord. We pray that this sermon will encourage you to take that bold step of faith.

Thank you for your continued support. Please share these guides with anyone who may find them helpful.

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Old Testament Reading: Psalm 110:1-7 New Testament Reading: Acts 7:44-60

The Apostle’s Creed evolved from the Old Roman Creed that was used in the 2 nd century as a verbal confession of faith for those who desired to be baptized.

The seating of Christ at the right hand of God the Father is a biblical “word picture” designed to enable us to recognize and respect Jesus’ present heavenly rule.

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