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In **1 Chronicles 29**, King David praises God with these words: *“Yours, LORD, is the greatness and the power and the glory and the majesty and the splendor… Yours, LORD, is the kingdom.”* God stands as the authority above every authority. Every ruler, parent, pastor, and leader ultimately derives their authority from him. What makes the gospel so astounding is this: when Jesus Christ came into the world, the true King of all humbled himself and **submitted to earthly authorities**. As a child, Jesus honored and obeyed his parents, Mary and Joseph. As an adult, he submitted to governing rulers—even the Roman authorities—teaching people to “give back to Caesar what is Caesar’s.” During his suffering, he willingly submitted to arrest, trials, and judgment before leaders like Herod Antipas and Pontius Pilate. Why would the Lord of all submit like this? Because he came to be our substitute. Where we resist authority and rebel against God, Jesus obeyed perfectly. His perfect obedience and sacrificial death bring forgiveness, new life, and hope. Even from the cross, Jesus honored his mother and cared for her—showing a compassion that reflects the very heart of God for you. In this sermon, we explore: • Why God is the ultimate authority over all • How Jesus perfectly kept the 4th Commandment on our behalf • What Christ’s humility and obedience mean for our forgiveness and life today Through Christ, the King who humbled himself, we see the incredible love of the God who rules over all things—and uses his authority to **save, care for, and bless his people**. 🙏 If this message encouraged you, consider liking, subscribing, and sharing so others can hear the good news of Jesus. All music is covered under our two licenses: One License - A-736105 CCLI License - 21567200
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In **1 Chronicles 29**, King David praises God with these words: *“Yours, LORD, is the greatness and the power and the glory and the majesty and the splendor… Yours, LORD, is the kingdom.”* God stands as the authority above every authority. Every ruler, parent, pastor, and leader ultimately derives their authority from him. What makes the gospel so astounding is this: when Jesus Christ came into the world, the true King of all humbled himself and **submitted to earthly authorities**. As a child, Jesus honored and obeyed his parents, Mary and Joseph. As an adult, he submitted to governing rulers—even the Roman authorities—teaching people to “give back to Caesar what is Caesar’s.” During his suffering, he willingly submitted to arrest, trials, and judgment before leaders like Herod Antipas and Pontius Pilate. Why would the Lord of all submit like this? Because he came to be our substitute. Where we resist authority and rebel against God, Jesus obeyed perfectly. His perfect obedience and sacrificial death bring forgiveness, new life, and hope. Even from the cross, Jesus honored his mother and cared for her—showing a compassion that reflects the very heart of God for you. In this sermon, we explore: • Why God is the ultimate authority over all • How Jesus perfectly kept the 4th Commandment on our behalf • What Christ’s humility and obedience mean for our forgiveness and life today Through Christ, the King who humbled himself, we see the incredible love of the God who rules over all things—and uses his authority to **save, care for, and bless his people**. 🙏 If this message encouraged you, consider liking, subscribing, and sharing so others can hear the good news of Jesus. All music is covered under our two licenses: One License - A-736105 CCLI License - 21567200