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What Is His Name?

Kent Clark November, 24 2019 Video & Audio
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Kent Clark
Kent Clark November, 24 2019
He's Abel's sacrifice;
He was Abraham's lamb;
He's the avenger of God's elect;
He's an author, an alpha, an apostle, an advocate, and adorner of all that is beautiful.

He's the ark that supports us;
He's the ancient of days;
He's the anchor that holds us;
He's the angel of the Lord;
and He's my Amen.

This past Sunday, Pastor Kent W. Clark painted a beautiful picture, introducing our Lord and Savior by His many names.

All of these, and many more names, are given to our Lord Jesus Christ; He is Yehoshua.

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.

Key Quotes

“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.”

Sermon Transcript

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He's able sacrifice. He was Abraham's
lamb. He's avenger of God's elect. He's an author. An alpha. An apostle. An advocate. Adorner of all that is beautiful. I've told you this before, that
he's the art that supports us. He's the ancient of days. He's
the anchor that holds us. He's the angel of the Lord. And he's my amen. He's the bright and morning star.
He's the bread of heaven. He's the beginning. He's the
bravest and serpent. He's the bomb in Gilead. And
he's the burner of the bush. He's a chief cornerstone, a covert,
a commander, a captain, of conquerors, a counselor, and he's my consolation. He was David's slingshot. He's
a day star, a day spring, a daysman, a deliverer, and he's my desire. He was Elijah's mantle and Elisha's
staff. He's a forerunner, a finisher,
a first, a fortress, a fountain, and he's the fullness of the
Godhead bodily. He is the faithful husband forever
married to the backslider, and he's a friend that sticketh closer
than a brother. He was Gideon's fleece. He is the gem from the Holy Land.
He's the governor of the governors, and he is God. He was Hezekiah's
sundial. He's the head of the church.
He's the holder of the keys, the head of the heroes and harmonizer
of all discords and healer of all diseases. He is Isaac's well. He is the image of the invisible
God. He was John's pearly white city. He is Jehovah and Jacob's ladder. He is the one who will plead
with Lot to leave wicked Sodom. He is a leader of the legislators. He is the last, and he's the
lion and the lamb. He was Malachi's son of righteousness. He's a minister, a messenger,
a message. He's the mercy seed. He's our
Mordecai, mediator between God and man. He's master of the mighty,
and he's my mighty Messiah. He was Noah's rainbow. He is
the overseer of the overcomers. He is Omega. He is the pearl
from paradise. He's the prince of princes. He's
a priest, a prophet. and Prince of Peace. He is a
light. He is life. Lily of the Valley,
he's a lawgiver. He is life's strongest cord.
He is the fourth man in life's fiery furnace, and he's my Lord. He is my mighty God. He's a purifier,
a potter, Prince of Glory. He is propitiation. His name
is physician and potentate. He is peace that passes all understanding. He's the one who rode with Noah
in the ark. He's the only reverend. His name
is root, refuge, rock, redeemer, ransom. He's the righteous branch. He's rivers of water in a dry
place. He's the rose of Sharon and he's
the resurrection. He's the Son of God, the scapegoat,
the serpent. He is true Shiloh. He is the
scarlet thread, and he is Shekinah glory. He is a teacher, a tower,
and a testator. He is time's choice's theme,
and he's the truth. He is the quickener of all that
is wholesome. He is the one who walked with
Enoch. He is wonderful. He's the water
of life and he's the way. All of these and many more names
are given to our Lord Jesus Christ. He is Jehoshua.
Kent Clark
About Kent Clark
Kent Ward Clark is the Senior Pastor of Grace Gospel Fellowship and Chief Executive Officer of Grace Centers of Hope, (www.gracecentersofhope.org) Oakland County, Michigan’s oldest and largest homeless shelter for 20 years. Over the years, his vision and leadership has transformed the ministry of Grace Centers of Hope into one of Southeastern, Michigan’s leading faith-based institutions. Pastor Clark is widely known as a speaker at Sovereign Grace conferences around the country. The Pastor’s preaching style and theological content remind us of the immortal John Bunyan. Pastor Clark believes the Lord God himself has ordained two institutions as the building blocks of a solid society. One is the “Family” and the other is the “Local Church”, founded upon the Lord Jesus Christ himself. Pastor Clark has seen the power of true assurance of salvation transform lives from despair to victory! Pastor Clark was born in Lowes, Kentucky. He has been married to Dr. Pam Clark for 36 years and they have two daughters, Shannon and Amber, who proudly serve alongside their parents at Grace Centers of Hope. Pastor Clark can be heard on the radio every morning on WMUZ, 103.5 FM, at 7:45 am and 8:45 am. He is also available to speak at various churches, conferences, and other special events.

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