Greg Ryan reminds you that every believer is a king and priest, rooted in 1 Peter 2:9 and Revelation 5:10-6. He uses humor to show you're God's favorite, then asks for prayer and help for people in Texas hit by a recent storm.
Welcome to the Moment of Truth today. My name, again, my name is Greg Ryan, and I want to remind you that you are a king. In 1 Peter, I think it's 2:9, we are called a chosen generation, a royal priesthood. And in Revelation 5:10, when the Lamb takes the scroll, he is worthy, and he takes the scroll and opens it, they sing a new song and it calls us kings and priests. And then if you'll look further in Revelation, when Jesus returns on his robe and on his thigh, it is written that he is the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords. So I've got a quick, this is the little moment of truth this morning, I just want to encourage you, and I'm going to expand on this this week. But I want to encourage you that you are a king. You know, if you feel like you're not, you know, you're nothing, you're nothing special, you are a king. God loves you. In fact, God loves you so much, I tell people all the time that you are God's favorite. And if God had a refrigerator in heaven, your picture would be all over it. I mean, that's how much God loves you. God is a good God. He is a wonderful Father. We're going to talk about that. But this morning, I just want to encourage you and I want to inspire you that you are a king. Walk through your world today as a king. Put the crown on that God gave you, that you're going to get, and just wear it and know that you are a king and God loves you. And if you get a minute, and I want to encourage you also, there's the people in Texas are really catching all kinds of fire. With that storm. Pray for those people, and if you can help, give them some help. They are going through it. So I just want to encourage you today that you are a king, and go take, go take your kingdom.
When you pick a side you must choose to be a slave to sin or a slave to righteousness
