Jesus' Titles - General

Christ and the Future of the Church

This third of a three-part article considers the significance that the lordship of Christ over his church has for the future and victory of the church.

Christ, the First-Born

This article is about Jesus Christ as first-born as we read about it in Colossians 1:15 and Colossians 1:18.

Christ's Glory as Our Lord “Wherefore callest thou Him our Lord?’’

Jesus Christ is the Redeemer, and in the exercise of his sovereignty and future judgment reveals his lordship. Read how in this article.

By referring to Jesus as the "Lord of glory" in James 2:1, James was acknowledging that Jesus is himself the visible incarnation of the greatness, majesty, splendor and awesomeness of the living God. Christ is the true God who deserves our worship.

The Son of David Reigns!

This article is about Jesus Christ as the son of David and Jesus Christ as King. 2 Samuel 7:12-14, Matthew 1:18-25, and Matthew 21:5 are discussed in this article.

The Man who Would be King

This article is about Jesus Christ as King and Jesus Christ as Servant.

Jesus Is Lord!

In this essay the author considers the significance of confessing Jesus as Lord.

The Confession of Peter According to John 6:69

In John 6:69, Peter confesses Jesus as "the Holy One of God." Scholarly opinion on the meaning of the Holy One of God is deeply divided. The most common solution is that the title simply means "Messiah." This article argues against such a position and suggests instead that the primary meaning of the title is that of "representation" or "agency." In Mark and Luke, it is an agency of judgment on the demons.

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