Why is Jesus referred to as 'mighty to save'?

The title 'mighty to save' encompasses the all-encompassing power of Christ's redemption. The sermon references Psalm 89:19, illustrating God's declaration of laying help on 'one that is mighty,' ultimately fulfilled in Jesus. His might is evident in the authority over sin, death, and Satan, which He demonstrates through His life, death, and resurrection. As the Savior, He embodies both the divine strength and the human empathy needed to rescue the perishing. In His atoning work, He meets the demands of divine justice while providing a way for sinners to be reconciled with God. This dual aspect of Christ's nature—His might as God and His humanity—ensures that believers can fully trust in His power to save them from their sins and grant them eternal life. The scriptures assure us that He is 'able to save to the uttermost all that come unto God by Him' (Hebrews 7:25).