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David Wilkerson

Don't Be Fooled, Jesus Reigns

David Wilkerson emphasizes that Jesus Christ is the ultimate ruler over all nations and calls believers to allow Him to govern their lives for true joy and blessings.
David Wilkerson emphasizes that Jesus reigns supreme over all nations and human authorities, asserting that no earthly power, including political parties or businesses, holds true dominion. He reminds us that God alone is in control, and all earthly rulers are insignificant in comparison to His authority. Wilkerson urges believers to allow Jesus to govern their lives, guiding their actions and thoughts according to His Word, which leads to true blessing and joy. He highlights the futility of human pride in power, reminding us that all nations are merely dust in God's eyes.

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Jesus rules the nations of the world. The Bible tells us, "He rules by His power forever; His eyes observe the nations; do not let the rebellious exalt themselves" (Psalm 66:7). "The Lord has established His throne in heaven, and His kingdom rules over all" (Psalm 103:19).

Don't be fooled, our country is not ruled by Republicans, Democrats or any human authority. It is not ruled by Wall Street or big business entities. No power, earthly or supernatural, rules America or any other nation. God alone is in control. He sits as King of kings and Lord of lords, ruling and reigning over all creation from his heavenly throne.

I am amused whenever I hear politicians boast about our country's power, how we established ourselves as the most powerful nation on earth. We did nothing of the kind. All the nations, kings, dictators and presidents of the world are mere specks of dust in God's eyes. Our Lord rules over them all, pulling down one authority and raising up another.

"Behold, the nations are as a drop in a bucket, and are counted as the small dust on the scales; look, He lifts up the isles as a very little thing ... All nations before Him are as nothing, and they are counted by Him less than nothing and worthless" (Isaiah 40:15, 17).

If Christ rules as the supreme authority over his kingdom, and we are his subjects, then our lives must be governed by him. What does it mean, exactly, for us to be governed by Jesus? According to the dictionary, to govern means "to guide, direct, control all actions and behavior of those under authority." In short, Jesus must be allowed to control all of our actions and behavior. He must guide and direct our lives daily, including our every thought, word and deed.

Allow your King, Jesus, to govern your life through his Word, then you will be blessed and your life filled with his joy.

Sermon Outline

  1. I
    • Jesus rules the nations
    • God's sovereignty over earthly powers
    • The insignificance of human authority
  2. II
    • The illusion of national power
    • God's control over rulers
    • Scriptural references to God's authority
  3. III
    • Being governed by Jesus
    • Definition of governance in a spiritual context
    • Implications for daily living
  4. IV
    • The blessings of allowing Jesus to govern
    • Living a life filled with joy
    • The importance of obedience to God's Word

Key Quotes

“He rules by His power forever; His eyes observe the nations; do not let the rebellious exalt themselves.” — David Wilkerson
“The Lord has established His throne in heaven, and His kingdom rules over all.” — David Wilkerson
“All nations before Him are as nothing, and they are counted by Him less than nothing and worthless.” — David Wilkerson

Application Points

  • Reflect on who governs your life and ensure it is Jesus guiding your decisions.
  • Study the Scriptures to understand God's sovereignty and authority over all things.
  • Embrace the joy and blessings that come from living under Christ's governance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who ultimately rules the nations?
Jesus Christ is the supreme ruler over all nations, not human authorities.
What does it mean to be governed by Jesus?
To be governed by Jesus means allowing Him to guide and control our actions and behaviors.
How should we view earthly powers?
Earthly powers are insignificant compared to God's sovereignty and authority.
What is the result of allowing Jesus to govern our lives?
Allowing Jesus to govern our lives leads to blessings and joy.

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