“The Lordship of Jesus Christ” Philippians 2:5-11

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Date: May 18, 2025 Author: Wayne J. Edwards

In his sermon entitled, “The Name Above Every Name,” Dr. R.G. Lee spoke of the sovereign authority of Jesus’ name.  As only Lee could preach it: “When the names of earth’s benefactors are no more remembered, when the achievements of science are no longer of value, when the guesses of philosophers are seen to be in vain, when time shall be no more — multitudes, in praise of Him in gratitude for salvation through His name, will still sing the song of Moses, and of the Lamb of enduring name.” When the Caesars and Charlemagne, the Napoleons and Wellingtons and their so-called victories are forgotten, the multitudinous trophies of His saving power, in enjoyment of His endless fruits of His blood-bought victories, will sing the praises of His peerless name.” “There never was a name like the name of Jesus — so representative of sacrificial love at its best. And someday, ‘every tongue shall confess that Jesus is Lord — to the glory of God the Father.'” We will explain this further in our Sunday morning sermon: “The Lordship of Jesus Christ.” Thank you for forwarding these sermon study guides to those you think might be interested. We are encouraged by the response we’ve received from viewers worldwide.

In his sermon entitled, “The Name Above Every Name,” Dr. R.G. Lee spoke of the sovereign authority of Jesus’ name.  As only Lee could preach it:

We will explain this further in our Sunday morning sermon: “The Lordship of Jesus Christ.”

Thank you for forwarding these sermon study guides to those you think might be interested. We are encouraged by the response we’ve received from viewers worldwide.

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Old Testament Reading – Isaiah 45:1-25 New Testament Reading – Hebrews 1:1-14

Of all the truths of the Christian faith, the death and resurrection of Christ are the most precious.

The writers of the New Testament confirm Jesus Christ as the co-equal, co-existent, and co-eternal Son of God the Father.

The English word, LORD is translated from the Greek word, Kurios, which refers to a person of high rank or a person in a position of power and authority.

There is a teaching within the evangelical church that says a person who has been “born again” can continue to practice sin and still have the hope of heaven – they have accepted Jesus Christ as their Savior, but they may or may not ever acknowledge Jesus as their LORD.

Generally speaking, to acknowledge Jesus as our LORD is to yield every area of our lives unto His Lordship – body, soul, and spirit.

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