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The Impact of Confessing Jesus as Lord

Possible Viewpont: Evangelical Christian

Introduction:
Welcome to today’s lesson on Romans 10:9. This passage speaks to the fundamental principle of the Christian faith, where we confess Jesus as Lord and believe in our hearts that God raised Him from the dead. Today we will explore why this confession is so important and the impact it can have on our lives.

Body:
1. Confession of Jesus as Lord brings salvation – The Bible tells us that salvation is a gift from God, and that the way to receive this gift is by confessing Jesus as Lord (Romans 10:9). This confession is not just a verbal declaration, but an acknowledgment that Jesus is our Savior and that we surrender our lives to Him. This confession brings forgiveness of sins, freedom from guilt and condemnation, and the hope of eternal life.

2. Confession of Jesus as Lord brings transformation – When we confess Jesus as Lord, we submit to His authority and invite Him to change us from the inside out. This transformation is not an overnight process but a lifelong journey where we become more like Christ. As we allow Jesus to work in our hearts, we begin to love and serve others, resist temptation, and live a life that honors God.

3. Confession of Jesus as Lord brings power – The confession of Jesus as Lord is not just a one-time event, but a continual affirmation of our faith. This confession reminds us of the power and authority that we have in Christ. When we face challenges, we can declare that Jesus is Lord, and we trust that He will give us the strength and wisdom to overcome. We can also use this confession to share the gospel with others and to pray for their salvation.

Conclusion:
In summary, confessing Jesus as Lord is the foundation of the Christian faith. It brings salvation, transformation, and power. This confession is not just a religious ritual but a personal decision to follow Jesus with our whole hearts. Let us make this confession every day and allow Jesus to impact our lives and the lives of those around us.

Worship Music for Lesson

1. “Jesus, Only Jesus” by Matt Redman
2. “I Stand Amazed (How Marvelous)” by Chris Tomlin
3. “Cornerstone” by Hillsong Worship
4. “Here I am to Worship” by Tim Hughes

Questions for Lesson

1. How has confessing Jesus as Lord impacted your life?
2. According to Romans 10:9, what is required for salvation?
3. In what ways can confessing Jesus as Lord be difficult in today’s society?
4. What is the significance of confessing Jesus as Lord in terms of evangelism?
5. How does Romans 10:9 align with other biblical teachings on salvation?
6. How can we encourage others to confess Jesus as Lord in our daily lives?

Scriptures

Romans 10:9-10, Philippians 2:9-11, Acts 4:12, Matthew 10:32-33, 1 Corinthians 12:3, Romans 14:11, Revelation 3:5, 1 John 4:15, John 14:6.

Object Lesson

Illustration: Confessing Jesus as Lord

Props Needed:

1. A large wooden sculpture of a door
2. A small box of keys
3. A sign that says “Jesus is Lord”

How to Present the Illustration:

Begin by showing the audience the wooden sculpture of a door. Explain that a door can be seen as a symbol of the barrier between God and humans. People can try to get through this door by themselves, but it is locked and they cannot enter on their own. It is only by using the right key that the door can be unlocked.

Next, show the small box of keys and explain that these represent the many different ways people try to open the door to God. Some may try to be good people or do good deeds, while others may try to follow certain religious practices or traditions. However, none of these keys will work because they are the wrong ones for the lock.

Finally, show the sign that says “Jesus is Lord” and explain that this is the only key that will unlock the door to God. When we confess Jesus as Lord, we are acknowledging that he is the only way to God and accepting the salvation he offers us. By doing this, we are given the key to unlock the door and have access to God’s love and forgiveness.

In conclusion, this illustration teaches us that confessing Jesus as Lord has a powerful impact on our lives. It is through him that we can find our way to God and experience the joy and peace that comes from a relationship with him.

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