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The Enthroned King
The Enthroned King
Christ enthroned means the Church deployed.
The Messiah's completed work, delegated authority, and the urgent call for believers to return to biblical and historical Christian worldview.
Psalm 110 is the most quoted psalm in the entire New Testament—referenced over 26 times.
This remarkable focus tells us the apostles saw it as absolutely essential for understanding who Jesus is, where He is, and what His people are called to do.
"The LORD says to my Lord: 'Sit at my right hand, until I make your enemies your footstool.'" (Psalm 110:1)
Christ is ENTHRONED right now—seated at the Father's right hand in the position of completed victory and delegated authority.
He is SEATED—the posture of finished work, absolute authority, and confident expectation.
Notice the word "until": Christ sits enthroned UNTIL His enemies are made His footstool.
This isn't Jesus doing the fighting anymore—His work is finished.
This is the Father using Christ's body on earth—the Church—to advance the victory already won.
This demolishes the modern retreat theology that tells believers to huddle in holy bunkers waiting for rescue.
Christ is enthroned NOW.
His enemies are being made His footstool NOW.
The Church is the means by which this happens.
We are not victims awaiting rescue.
We are Kingdom operatives urgently declaring the reign of our enthroned King before His return.
➡️ Christ enthroned means the Church deployed.
His victory means our advance.
His finished work means our active engagement.
The question isn't whether Christ is on the throne—He is.
⚔️ The question is whether His Church will act like ambassadors of an enthroned King in our time and our generation—or whether we will follow the modern theological trend that positions us as refugees from a defeated kingdom.
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By Robbie and Crystal PattersonThe Enthroned King
Christ enthroned means the Church deployed.
The Messiah's completed work, delegated authority, and the urgent call for believers to return to biblical and historical Christian worldview.
Psalm 110 is the most quoted psalm in the entire New Testament—referenced over 26 times.
This remarkable focus tells us the apostles saw it as absolutely essential for understanding who Jesus is, where He is, and what His people are called to do.
"The LORD says to my Lord: 'Sit at my right hand, until I make your enemies your footstool.'" (Psalm 110:1)
Christ is ENTHRONED right now—seated at the Father's right hand in the position of completed victory and delegated authority.
He is SEATED—the posture of finished work, absolute authority, and confident expectation.
Notice the word "until": Christ sits enthroned UNTIL His enemies are made His footstool.
This isn't Jesus doing the fighting anymore—His work is finished.
This is the Father using Christ's body on earth—the Church—to advance the victory already won.
This demolishes the modern retreat theology that tells believers to huddle in holy bunkers waiting for rescue.
Christ is enthroned NOW.
His enemies are being made His footstool NOW.
The Church is the means by which this happens.
We are not victims awaiting rescue.
We are Kingdom operatives urgently declaring the reign of our enthroned King before His return.
➡️ Christ enthroned means the Church deployed.
His victory means our advance.
His finished work means our active engagement.
The question isn't whether Christ is on the throne—He is.
⚔️ The question is whether His Church will act like ambassadors of an enthroned King in our time and our generation—or whether we will follow the modern theological trend that positions us as refugees from a defeated kingdom.