“Jesus is Lord” has no meaning apart from the hope that the God who raised him from the dead will eventually interrupt world history with this decisive and final yes. The phrase “Jesus is Lord” should ...

But the rest of Jesus’ words are, “So the Son of Man is Lord even of the Sabbath” (Mark 2:27). At its best, priests let the Mass be what it is. The Mass goes beyond subjective experience.

Similarly, preaching “Jesus is Lord” and talking about his kingdom may be met with assumptions or misrepresentations about our political beliefs and attitudes. Don’t worry about it.

Getty Images. Ideas. By Christopher Hale. March 26, 2016 12:00 PM EDT. ... “Jesus is Lord” was a direct affront to the popular Roman slogan “Caesar is Lord.” ...