

Lord
13 snips May 19, 2025
The podcast dives into the theological weight of Jesus' title as 'Lord.' It discusses how Old Testament references enrich the New Testament understanding of His identity. The challenges faced by early Christians against Roman authority showcase their fierce loyalty to Christ. The significance of 'kurios' reveals layers of authority and divinity, while connecting Jesus’ sovereignty to the church. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on the names of Jesus and their profound implications.
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Jesus as Lord Signifies Deity
- The title "Lord" is second only to "Christ" in the New Testament and signals Jesus' deity.
- It translates the Old Testament title reserved for God, emphasizing Jesus' sovereign authority.
Early Christians and 'Jesus is Lord'
- Early Christians refused to say "Caesar is Lord" because it equated Caesar with God.
- Their proclamation "Jesus is Lord" was a bold faith confession amid Roman persecution.
True Confession Requires Holy Spirit
- Saying "Jesus is Lord" with true commitment requires the Holy Spirit's work.
- Mere lip service without the Spirit is empty and can be deceptive.