James Oh examines the significance of identifying Jesus as Lord, Savior, and the Christ. Reading from Romans 10:9–10, Ho explains that "Christ" functions as a divine title signifying the promised Messiah—the anointed king and suffering servant—rather than a surname. He emphasizes that Christ's absolute lordship demands submission to His authority, which exposes humanity's ruinous condition as sinners separated from a holy God. Finally, Oh presents Jesus as Savior, demonstrating how His sacrificial death on the cross serves as the sole bridge reconciling sinners to God, and maintains that Christ's role as Savior cannot be separated from His absolute lordship over the believer's life.

This message was recorded on 9/20/26