The name, “Lord,” is an awesome name. It is a name that causes us to lift up our eyes and bend our knees; to raise our hands and humble our hearts; to celebrate with our voices and to worship in our spirits with reverential awe. Jesus Christ is not just the Lord, but He is the Lord of lords. He is the Master of all there is and the Ruler of all that will be. He is in charge and He is in control. There is no one in the heavens above or in the earth beneath that can be His equal. When Jesus comes into a life as the Lord, He doesn’t come in to make suggestions, to plead His cause, to pamper and beg, to argue and debate, to manipulate and bargain, to push and persuade, to reason and debate, to pamper and coddle; He comes into a life to take over. When Saul met Jesus on the road to Damascus, Saul didn’t get into a debate with Jesus or let Jesus know His point of view. Saul surrendered and asked for his marching orders, “What would you have me to do?” was his immediate response to the voice of the One he had been persecuting.
Posted on: Fri, 26 Dec 2014 10:56:02 +0000
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