Most people want to think of a Jesus who's a helpless babe in the manger. They get very warm and fuzzy about that. Most people want to see a Jesus whose body hanging helplessly upon a cross. That's how most people want to think of Jesus today.

But listen to me.

The Bible said that He was, he is, and always will be a mighty God.

And 1,000 years before he was born in Bethlehem of Judea, 1,000 years before he took on human flesh,

King David was given a supernatural ability through the power of the Holy Spirit.

He was inspired by the Holy Spirit to look down the road 1,000 years before Jesus was born, and to see his descendant, to see his son who would be called the son of David,

to be a ruling supreme king of the universe on the rim of the universe as a ruling power over the earth.

When that baby was in the manger,

that was God of very God.

When he hung on that cross,

he never ceased to be God of very God.

When he rose again, he was God of very God.

When he ascended into heaven, the Father said,

Sit tight.

I'm going to make all your enemies your footstool. Now I want you to turn

with me to Psalm 110. This is the last in a series of messages from the Messianic Psalms,

the Psalms that have prophesied about the coming of Jesus Christ. Psalm 110 is the most quoted Psalm in the entire New Testament. In fact, it is quoted

directly or indirectly 27 times. It is quoted in Mark. It is quoted in Matthew. It is quoted in Luke. It is quoted in Acts. It is quoted in Mark, it is quoted in Matthew, it is quoted in Luke, it is quoted in Acts,

it is quoted in 1 Corinthians, it is quoted in Ephesians, and in Colossians, and in 1st Peter, and in Hebrews.

The most quoted Psalm in the entire New Testament, that ought to tell you this is very important. I am convinced

if people of God would meditate upon this Psalm, the Christians will cease to live a mediocre

Christian life. I am convinced if the people of God would take time to meditate upon this Psalm.

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