Show Notes
Jesus isn’t just part of your life, He is Lord over all of it: over the universe, over the Church, and over you. If you’ve trusted Him, your life isn’t your own anymore, you were created by Him and bought back for Him. Real freedom begins when you fully surrender.
God the Son Over All God the Son Over the Church God the Son Over You
Life Group Discussion:
Where in your life is it easiest to acknowledge Jesus as Lord, and where is it hardest (dating, career, money, image, ambitions)? What gifts, passions, or abilities might God have given you that you’re currently not using for the Church? If you truly believed you were bought with a price, what would change this week in your habits, relationships, or decisions?
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