Day 2 of 30
Jesus as Lord: The Lordship of Christ
“so that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father.”
Foundational teaching
To acknowledge Jesus as Lord is to recognize His rightful authority over our lives. It means making a daily decision to follow His teaching and to trust His guidance in all things. That commitment shapes how we think, how we act, and how we treat other people, aligning our lives with God's will.
What this means for you
Calling Jesus 'Lord' is more than a title; it is a way of living. It means His words carry weight in your decisions — your time, your money, your relationships, your words. This is not a burden. He leads with wisdom and kindness, and following Him is the safest place to be.
Reflection questions
- How does recognizing Jesus as Lord change your daily life?
- Which area of your life would look different if He clearly led it?
- What makes it hard to trust someone else's authority?
My first step
Name one decision you are facing this week and ask, honestly, what following Jesus would look like in it. Write down your answer.
Guided prayer
Lord Jesus, You are Lord over all things, and I want You to be Lord over my life. Show me where I am holding on to control. Give me the willingness to follow You today, even in small things. Amen.
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