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A controversy over the phrase "Christ is King" comes up regularly. Is "Christ is King" a biblical statement? Has it been coopted by figures like Nick Fuentes, Andrew Tate, and Jake Shields? Can Muslims and Mormon's say "Christ is King" and it still be true? Which Christ is being promoted? How should Christians think of the phrase?
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