Who will confess?

This past week has been exhausting. Here in Augusta, it has been Masters week. One of the greatest golf tournaments in the world is held here. Smart people in Augusta do one of two things. They either leave or work the Masters. For the past 3 years, I have worked the Masters. This year, it was with a group called Velocity Sports who contracts the event for IBM. I worked almost 100 hours in 1 week.
Even if you are not into golf, you have probably heard of the person who finished in 2nd place this year. His name is Tiger Woods and he will probably go down as the greatest golfer when his career is over. He has won the tournament 4 times and has finished 2nd the last 2 years. People (including other golfers) have confessed that he is the greatest golfer of our time.
This past Sunday, our Sunday School class was reading in Philippians 2. It talks about how Christ humbled himself and became obedient to death. He didn't consider his equality with God something to be grasped. When all was said and done, every person will confess that He is Lord. We may be confessing right now that Tiger is the greatest golfer. No one said that 30 years ago and they might be speaking of another golfer in 30 years from now. However, the name of Jesus is timeless. EVERYONE will confess that he is Lord.