The sermon titled "What Is His Name?" by Kent Clark explores the multifaceted identity of Jesus Christ, presenting a rich tapestry of titles and descriptions that encapsulate His divine attributes and roles in redemptive history. Clark asserts that Jesus embodies the full essence of God, referencing various names and imagery found throughout Scripture to emphasize His omnipotence, mediatorial role, and intimate relationship with believers. Key Scripture references include titles derived from the Old Testament and New Testament, such as "Prince of Peace," "Bread of Heaven," and "Resurrection," all of which illustrate His sovereignty and love for humanity. The theological significance lies in recognizing the comprehensive nature of Christ’s work and being reminded of His sustaining presence and promise of salvation for the elect, reinforcing core Reformed doctrines such as the sovereignty of God and the centrality of Christ in salvation.
“He’s the anchor that holds us.”
“He is the fullness of the Godhead bodily.”
“He is the mediator between God and man.”
“His name is the water of life and he's the way.”
The Bible reveals many names for Jesus, each reflecting His divine attributes and roles.
Revelation 22:13, Isaiah 9:6, 1 Timothy 2:5
The New Testament affirms Jesus as our mediator through clear declarations of His role between God and humanity.
1 Timothy 2:5, Hebrews 7:25
Understanding the titles of Jesus deepens Christians' faith and clarifies His nature and work.
John 10:11, Revelation 19:16
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