A Good Name explores the reputation and authority carried by a name, then directs attention to Jesus Christ. Beginning with Proverbs 22:1, this sermon moves beyond personal reputation to the saving name revealed in Scripture. It gives ministers a way to preach confidence in Jesus and the power of His name.

A Good Name connects an idea with an Apostolic truth. People associate names with character, trust, and authority. The message uses that connection to help hearers consider who Jesus is. His life and works lead the congregation toward faith in the One who saves.

Acts 4:12 provides a foundation for this sermon on the name of Jesus. Isaiah’s prophecies also shape its emphasis on God revealed in flesh. These passages help ministers bring doctrine into focus without losing the warmth of an invitation. Hearers must consider what His name means for their lives.

A Good Name then follows that truth into prayer, preaching, healing, deliverance, and baptism. The message draws from the book of Acts to show believers calling upon Jesus and responding to His authority. It offers material for a doctrinal Bible study or an evangelistic service. Its practical direction can also strengthen established believers.

For ministers seeking a sermon on Jesus’ name baptism, salvation, or the authority of Christ, this message presents a useful foundation. A Good Name keeps returning to the Lord’s ability to meet human need. That emphasis invites faith while pointing hearers back to Scripture for their response.

Preach A Good Name to renew confidence in the name above every name. The closing focus extends beyond one moment at an altar. Colossians 3:17 calls believers to honor Jesus in everything they say and do. Use this sermon to stir worship, encourage obedience, and invite your congregation to trust Him in every part of life.