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Every Knee Shall Bow, Every Tongue Confess, That Jesus Christ is Lord

Sunday, November 20, 2011
Led by Eric Gintert

"He is Lord, He is Lord!
He is risen from the dead
And He is Lord!

Every knee shall bow
Every tongue confess
That Jesus Christ is Lord!"
  • Philippians 2:5-11  -  "Let this mind be in you...." that all shall proclaim that Jesus Christ is Lord... not Allah, Buddha, etc.... but Jesus is Lord. Though every knee will bow, not all will bow out of reverence but because they will have no other choice... they must surrender to Christ.
    • Also read: Romans 12:2... "be transformed by the renewing of your mind..."
  • Revelation 20:1-7  -  Satan will be bound and unable to tempt or deceive and therefore, some will submit only because there is no other option. The truly reverent servants of God will be revealed when Satan is loosed for a season and His servants continue to bow in reverence.
  • Isaiah 45:1-25  -  Even the old testaments shows how one day every knee will bow and every tongue will confess that Jesus is Lord.  In verse 14 we see that even in the case of a literal king, some will bow in chains, being forced to do it... the same will happen with Jesus.
Children's Lesson: "Mary Shows Her Love For Jesus"
Read John 12:3

Questions to Answer:
1.   What was Jesus doing in Simon's house?
2.   What was the name of the woman how had a little box?
3.   What was in Mary's box?
4.   What did Mary do with the ointment?
5.   Was Jesus pleased with what Mary did?

Bible Verse:
"Even a child is known by his doings." Proverbs 20:11

Prayer Requests:
Man whose wife is oxygen dependent and possibly in her last days - salvation
Ed G.  -  salvation
Larry S.  -  medical test results on Wednesday, salvation
Lois S.  -  gallbladder surgery Monday
Colds and flu going around
Carlos & Sherry S.  -  looking for a church
Thanksgiving travellers
Victoria Childress  -  baker being pursecuted for not making lesbian wedding cake
Pastor Youcef  -  in prision in Iran for his faith in Christ
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