King
Humanity tends to regard royalty in finite terms, as ruling over nations and politics—so, naturally, the people of Jesus’ day expected the same. As Alistair Begg teaches, though, our long-expected King controls not just the territorial but also the spiritual and eternal. Since all things were created by Him, we, His subjects, recognize by faith our allegiance to Him and His plan, even in a changing world. We rejoice in knowing there is no place where Jesus is not King.
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Humanity tends to regard royalty in finite terms, as ruling over nations and politics—so, naturally, the people of Jesus’ day expected the same. As Alistair Begg teaches, though, our long-expected King controls not just the territorial but also the spiritual and eternal. Since all things were created by Him, we, His subjects, recognize by faith our allegiance to Him and His plan, even in a changing world. We rejoice in knowing there is no place where Jesus is not King.