Jesus is High yet He Went Low (Clip)
Tim Conway emphasizes that Jesus, though exalted as King of kings, humbled Himself to serve others as the lowest servant.
This sermon emphasizes Jesus' supreme authority and power, highlighting how He has been given everything by the Father and is the ultimate King of kings. Despite His exalted status, Jesus humbly serves others, setting an example of humility and servanthood that defies worldly standards.
Full Transcript
That's what Jesus is saying. Guys, you've seen what I've just done. I am high.
My Father's given everything into my hand. You don't get any higher than that. I'm king of kings.
Everything under my feet. My rank is high. My standing is high.
My power is great. My ordinary worldly standards, I ought to be served. But guys, you just watched me move around this room like the lowest servant.
Sermon Outline
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- Jesus' exalted position given by the Father
- His authority as King of kings
- The greatness of His power and rank
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- Jesus' choice to humble Himself
- Serving others as the lowest servant
- Contrasting worldly standards with Jesus' example
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- The significance of Jesus' humility for believers
- How Jesus models true leadership
- Call to imitate Jesus' servant heart
Key Quotes
“My Father's given everything into my hand. You don't get any higher than that.” — Tim Conway
“I'm king of kings. Everything under my feet. My rank is high.” — Tim Conway
“But guys, you just watched me move around this room like the lowest servant.” — Tim Conway
Application Points
- Embrace humility in daily life by putting others' needs before your own.
- Follow Jesus' example by serving those around you regardless of your status.
- Reflect on Jesus' exalted position to find confidence in His power while practicing servant leadership.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Jesus described as both high and low?
Jesus is exalted by the Father with all authority, yet He humbled Himself to serve others, demonstrating true humility.
What does it mean to serve like Jesus?
To serve like Jesus means to put others before oneself, humbling oneself regardless of status or position.
How does Jesus' example challenge worldly views of leadership?
Jesus shows that true leadership is not about being served but about serving others sacrificially.
What practical lessons can we learn from Jesus' humility?
We learn to embrace humility, serve others selflessly, and reject pride and entitlement.