The coming reign of Christ will not only be a time of divine governance but also a continuation of His supernatural ministry. Jesus, as the Christ, is not merely a moral teacher or political ruler—He is the supreme miracle worker, exorcist, and healer, the same yesterday, today, and forever. During His earthly ministry, He cast out demons with a word, healed the sick, raised the dead, and demonstrated absolute authority over nature. These acts were not temporary displays but revelations of His eternal power, which will define His millennial reign. His rule will be marked by the same supernatural authority, bringing divine healing, driving out evil, and restoring creation in fulfillment of God's kingdom.
Yet, despite this visible power, many may still struggle to acknowledge the Father as the one true God. With Jesus reigning in undeniable glory, some may focus entirely on Him while failing to perceive the invisible Father who sent Him. This mirrors a modern distortion of faith, where belief in Jesus is professed while rejecting the supernatural—angels, demons, miracles, and divine intervention. Such a view strips Christianity of its deeper power, reducing it to mere ethics rather than divine revelation. Scripture warns against those who have "a form of godliness but deny its power," emphasizing the deficiency of a faith that rejects the supernatural workings of God.
At the end of the millennium, Jesus will fully subject Himself and all things under His rule to the Father, revealing the ultimate reality of God’s supremacy. Those who failed to recognize the Father’s existence and authority will be confronted with a truth they had denied. For unbelievers, this revelation will come too late, leading to the final judgment in the lake of fire. The reign of Christ will be a time of supernatural power and visible divine authority, but its purpose will always point beyond itself—to the Father, the one true God, to whom all things will ultimately be reconciled.
