Luke 6:46-49 | Why Do You Call Me Lord? | Alex Culpepper

Why do so many people call Jesus "Lord" but ignore what He says?  In this message from our Questions Jesus Asked series, we explore one of Jesus' most searching questions:   "Why do you call me, 'Lord, Lord,' and not do what I tell you?" (Luke 6:46)

Speaking from the conclusion of the Sermon on the Plain, Jesus challenges the difference between simply identifying as His follower and actually building our lives on His teaching. This message examines what true discipleship looks like, why obedience matters, and how God's grace invites us into deeper trust rather than condemnation. 

 In this sermon you'll discover:
Why Jesus asks this difficult question.
The difference between hearing Jesus and obeying Him.
What it means to build your life on the Rock.
How grace and obedience work together in the Christian life.
Practical ways to examine whether Jesus truly has lordship over every area of your life.  

Whether you've followed Jesus for decades, are struggling in your faith, or are simply exploring Christianity, this message is an invitation to experience the stability, freedom, and life that come from trusting His way above our own.

Scripture:  📖 Luke 6:46