Lordship of Christ

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The Lordship of Christ is a Christian doctrine emphasizing Jesus’ supreme authority over all creation and every aspect of believers’ lives.

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Lordship of Christ canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian doctrine
theological concept
associatedWith Kingship of Jesus
surface form: Christ’s cosmic reign

Christ’s headship over the church
confessing Christ as Lord
total life commitment to Christ
contrastedWith purely nominal Christianity
purely private faith
emphasizes Jesus’ authority over all creation
Jesus’ authority over every aspect of believers’ lives
Jesus’ supreme authority
groundedIn New Testament
confession ‘Jesus is Lord’
hasBiblicalBasisIn Colossians 1:15–20
Matthew 28:18
Philippians 2:10-11
surface form: Philippians 2:9–11

Romans 10:9
hasCentralFigure Jesus Christ
historicallyEmphasizedBy 20th-century evangelical movements
Puritanism
surface form: Puritan theology

Reformation traditions
implies obedience to Christ’s commands
recognition of Christ’s sovereignty
submission to Christ’s will
influences Christian ethics
Christian mission
Christian political theology
Christian spirituality
isAffirmedBy Reformed theology
conservative Protestantism
evangelical Christianity
isPartOf Christian theology
Christology
presupposes Christ’s divine status
Christ’s exaltation
Christ’s resurrection
relatedTo Christian obedience
Lordship salvation
discipleship
Kingdom of God
surface form: kingdom of God

sanctification
teaches Jesus has authority over church
Jesus has authority over individual believers
Jesus has authority over moral decisions
Jesus has authority over social and public life
Jesus has authority over spiritual and religious life

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Kingship of Jesus relatedDoctrine Lordship of Christ