Exaltation | Part 2a

Word of God Ministries

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Jesus humbled Himself, but God exalted Him with a name above every name. Pastor James reveals how Christ’s supreme authority brings blessing, power, and hope that no human can reverse. ABOUT THIS SERMON In this message, Pastor James continues the series tracing the journey of Jesus Christ from incarnation to exaltation. He emphasizes that the name of Jesus means God saves and carries supreme authority as the Son of the Highest (El Elyon). The sermon explores how Jesus humbled Himself through incarnation and death, but was then highly exalted by God with a name above every name. Pastor highlights that Jesus has all authority in heaven and earth, and that no jurisdiction can limit His power. Using Abraham’s story, he illustrates that when God blesses someone, no person can successfully curse them. The sermon also reminds us that humiliation is never the last word. When we respond with humility, God brings exaltation in His time. Pastor challenges us to be mindful of the words we speak, to use them to bless rather than curse, and to align our speech with what God has declared. This message will strengthen your faith in the unshakable authority of Jesus Christ and encourage you to walk in the power of His blessing. KEY VERSES

  • Philippians 2:9-11
  • Matthew 28:18-19
  • Genesis 12:3
  • Numbers 23:8
  • Numbers 23:20

ABOUT WORD OF GOD MINISTRIES It is the vision of WOGM to preach Jesus as the manifested Word of God! Our passion is to share the love of God to all people, to spread the hope of the gospel, and the power of faith to more people, in more places, in more ways than ever before. We are dedicated to winning the lost to Jesus and making disciples of the saved (John 8:30-32). Through the anointing of wisdom, knowledge and understanding, Pastor James seeks to expound on the Word of God, bringing clarity, and making it applicable to the hearer.

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