Urshan University Jonathan McClintock - "When God Won't Sit"
Jan 13, 2021
Rev. Jonathan McClintock shares powerful insights from Revelation, emphasizing God's singular majesty. He contrasts the authority of a seated king with an empty throne and examines how faith can move God, citing Abraham and Jacob. Delving into the significance of Jesus' incarnation, he reveals that God remained sovereign during Christ's time on Earth. The podcast highlights the power of perseverance in faith, drawing attention to moments when Jesus stands in solidarity with those who endure. Listeners are encouraged to adopt Stephen's spirit, reminding them they are seen and supported by God.
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One Throne, One Sovereign
- Jonathan McClintock emphasizes there's only one throne and one sovereign occupying it eternally.
- This truth frames human humility and worship in the presence of God's unmatched majesty.
Esther's Bold Approach To The King
- McClintock uses Esther's risk in the throne room to illustrate royal protocol and peril for petitioners.
- He points out the king remained seated and extended his scepter rather than rising for Esther.
Incarnation Doesn't Cancel Kingship
- Jesus humbled himself to walk among humanity yet remained pictured as seated on God's throne.
- His earthly ministry did not negate his sovereign reign; he would return to occupy the throne.