Navigating Life From The Cross

King over all - Worship

King over all

Zechariah 14:9
And the Lord will be king over all the earth. On that day the Lord will be one and his name one.

1 Timothy 1:17
To the King of the ages, immortal, invisible, the only God, be honor and glory forever and ever. Amen.

Verse 1: From the mountains high to the oceans deep, Your glory shines in all we see. You formed the stars with just one word, And breathed Your life into the earth.

Pre-Chorus: No name is greater, no throne more high, You reign forever, the Lord Most High.

Chorus: God of the world, King over all, You hold creation in Your mighty arms. Every nation will rise and sing, Jesus, Savior, the risen King! God of the world, we worship You— Faithful and true, forever good.

Let Light In: What Jesus Meant by a Good Eye

Metaphor of Shade vs. Light (00:01–00:24)
“Throwing shade” implies negativity and darkness; “throwing light” can expose wrongdoings or highlight good qualities.

Matthew 6:22–23 (00:24–00:50)
Jesus teaches: “If your eye is good, your whole body will be full of light; if bad, full of darkness.”

Illustration of Opening Blinds (01:20–01:41)
The more you open the blinds, the more you see—even small details like dust. Light exposes both flaws and beauty.

Eye as a Spiritual Gateway (02:11–03:23)
The eye represents openness, humility, and a willingness to change, which are key to inner transformation.

Effects of Narrow Focus (03:23–04:03)
Myopic or prideful focus (sin, desires, judgment) leads to spiritual darkness; an open focus invites growth and light.

Adaptation to Darkness (04:48–05:28)
The soul can adjust to darkness and mistake it for light—Jesus warns of the danger of this deception.

Public Generosity as Light (05:28–06:01)
Acts of mercy extended even at personal risk reflect a heart full of light rather than hidden darkness.

Sources of Darkness vs. Sources of Light (06:01–06:53)
Darkness stems from pride, rebellion, arrogance; light comes through humility and seeking truth—“seek the light, more light will be given.”

Impact of Light on Life (07:17–07:48)
Light reveals hidden ugliness, prompting change and leading one away from internal “cesspools” into hope and beauty.

Conclusion (08:30–10:30)
Cultivate a teachable spirit, pursue justice and mercy toward God and others. Humble openness invites joy, purpose, and fullness of life.