Feast of Trumpets: Faithful and True, King of Kings and Lord of Lords
Micah 7:18-20; Revelation 19:11-16
This message places the Feast of Trumpets under the banner of Christ's kingship. The sermon invites the church to respond to Jesus not only as Savior and friend, but as the Faithful and True one, the King of Kings and Lord of Lords. The hope in the message is that the church is not entering an uncertain season alone. It belongs to a reigning King whose faithfulness does not fail and whose rule brings steadiness, worship, and confidence to his people. Submit your season, your plans, and your fears again to the lordship of Jesus. Worship him not only for what he gives, but for who he is: faithful, true, and worthy to reign over every part of life. Lord Jesus, we honor you as faithful and true. Reign over our lives, steady our hearts in your kingship, and teach us to worship you with confidence and surrender.
- The gathering begins by slowing down before the Lord and thanking him for his care over the past week.
- From there the worship and message turn toward Jesus as Savior, friend, and reigning King.
- The Feast of Trumpets becomes a moment to acknowledge his lordship afresh and to order the community beneath his faithful rule.
- Submit your season, your plans, and your fears again to the lordship of Jesus.
- Worship him not only for what he gives, but for who he is: faithful, true, and worthy to reign over every part of life.
Submit your season, your plans, and your fears again to the lordship of Jesus. Worship him not only for what he gives, but for who he is: faithful, true, and worthy to reign over every part of life.
Lord Jesus, we honor you as faithful and true. Reign over our lives, steady our hearts in your kingship, and teach us to worship you with confidence and surrender.
Feast of Trumpets: Faithful and True, King of Kings and Lord of Lords
Micah 7:18-20; Revelation 19:11-16