A short spoken monologue by Rylee Meek questioning whether listeners accept Jesus merely as Savior or also as Lord. The speaker urges self-examination, warns about the Great White Throne judgment and cites Matthew 7 (‘I never knew you’) to emphasize the need for genuine lordship and relationship with Christ.
And so many of us are walking in this fear of man, of. Of what are people going to think or what are they going to. How are they going to respond? What are they going to do? But this is the challenge again, that, That I want us to have today is like, is Jesus my Lord or am I just. Have I been looking to him as just like a way to, to feel good? And, and at the end of the day when, when my body, my flesh dies, right? The Great White Throne judgment. For I think is going to be a lot of people that, that think they believe, they think they're Christians, but are they really. They want the Savior component, but not the lordship component. And if that is you, if that's been how you've walking out, been walking out your life, my prayer is that this would be a conviction for you to really come to terms with this and understand, like, okay, what is, what does this mean? Right? That day, when I meet my Savior face to face, when I meet him, it is only because I have made him Lord of my life. I know I do not want to hear away from me. I never knew you. Matthew, chapter seven is like probably the scariest scripture I've ever read, right? He says, I never knew you. I never knew you. There was no relationship, there was no lordship in their life.
