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Welcome to my Daily Reading Blog. Currently I'm doing a daily reading with a number of other men from our church where we read through a book of the Bible every day for a month.

Each of my daily posts consist of a thought or a verse that I found noteworthy from my reading.

During the month of August we are reading Romans chapters 13 to 16 once a day.

Confession that Jesus is Lord

Written by Tim Stephens

Sunday, 18 July 2010 08:15

Romans 10:9 "that if you confess with your mouth Jesus as Lord, and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved"

Jesus is not just a Saviour, not just a friend in time of need. He is so much more and confessing that he is Lord (master) is necessary for salvation. Jesus is King of Kings and Lord of Lords, He is the creator of the universe and is above all. That means that we are His subjects, we are His slaves and He is our master. We must confess and strive to live in light of this. We do not "make" Him Lord, He IS Lord. We must confess and be subject to His Lordship.

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2010 (83)
- July (8)
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  - • Confession that Jesus is Lord
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  - • I Object!
  - • God's Sovereignty in Salvation
  - • Danger of denying Genesis
  - • If God is for us, who is against us?
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  - • Proclaiming the Gospel
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  - • Abounding in Love
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  - • Reaching forward to what lies ahead
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  - • Love abounding in knowledge
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  - • Every knee will bow?
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  - • What is our righteousness worth?
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- March (1)
  - • April's Reading - Philippians

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