Jesus Is Lord: Living in the Lordship of Christ

by Tom Berlin

When Jesus is Lord, life is transformed.

Many Christians are thankful for their salvation, yet wonder why their daily lives look much like those who do not follow Christ. The difference often lies in one powerful Jesus is Lord. To make this confession is to open the door to genuine transformation. In this study, trusted pastor and author Tom Berlin explores how embracing Jesus as Lord has reshaped the lives of so many people—both in biblical times and today.

With clarity and insight, Berlin shows how the Lordship of Christ impacts every part of our our relationships, our habits, our priorities, and our values. Drawing on a variety of biblical texts, including Exodus, the Psalms, the Gospels, and the Epistles, he invites readers to discover how saying yes to Jesus as Lord leads to lasting joy, renewed purpose, and a deeper faith.

In addition to the book, other study components include a Leader Guide and video available on DVD

144 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 21, 2026

Reviews

[Patty Corwin · Rating 4 out of 5]

Read for Sunday School class . Very well written - if we say Jesus is our Lord but don’t act like it, we’re missing the point. This book gives Berlin’s insights as to Biblical teachings on how to do this.

[Virginia Heslinga · Rating 5 out of 5]

Practical and Hopeful

In this time, people need the helpful insights into what it means to follow Jesus and Berlin provides many. This book works well for individual reading and group studies.

[Michael Carpenter · Rating 5 out of 5]

Bishop Berlin lays out in clear and compelling detail the great claim of our faith that Jesus is not only Savior of the world but also Lord of our lives. With humor, grace, and conviction, Berlin offers an invitation to people of all stages of faith to work out in practical ways the implications of this truth. Jesus Is Lord is a timely and timeless examination that will lead readers to a more authentic faith.

[Karen Berlin · Rating 5 out of 5]

Grounded in the teachings, example, and insights of Christ, this six-chapter study explores what it means to be Christian, particularly in the context of contemporary Christian nationalism. Emphasizing the importance of congruity between belief and daily life, the book invites readers to examine their thoughts, words, practices, and actions so that they may live more consistently in the way of Christ.