His Unquestioned Lordship | Part 2

Love Worth Finding on Oneplace.com

Adrian Rogers

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.9 • 2.5K Ratings

🗓️ 28 December 2023

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Adrian Rogers gives three reasons why we should submit to Jesus’s lordship and what happens when we do. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/135/29

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0:00.0	There's no question. Jesus Christ is Lord, but have you submitted to him?
0:09.0	I'm asking this question this Christmas. Is Christ your Lord? Now if Christ is Christ your Lord?
0:13.0	Now if Christ is not your Lord,
0:15.0	God sent me to tell you you you not say.
0:17.0	You say, well, I accepted him a savior.
0:19.0	The Bible never says accept him as savior.
0:21.0	The Bible says receive him.
0:22.0	You cannot receive what Jesus gives
0:25.6	and refuse who Jesus is. Undue is born this day in the city of David, a
0:30.4	Savior who is Christ the what?
0:34.0	The Lord.
0:35.0	Welcome to Love Worth Finding.
0:38.0	So glad you've chosen to join us for this profound message
0:41.0	from pastor, teacher, and author Adrian Rogers.
0:45.0	Yesterday, we learned about how the greatest human need is for salvation,
0:50.0	and God provided it for us through Jesus Christ.
0:53.9	But we can't accept the gift of salvation from Jesus if we refuse who he is, which is Lord of
1:01.0	all.
1:02.0	Today we'll be learning about the power we receive from him
1:05.2	when we submit to his lordship and serve him alone.
1:09.8	So if you have your Bible, turn to Luke Chapter chapter two once again with part two of his
1:14.6	unquestioned lordship here's Adrian Rogers. May ask a personal question do you
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