Ikaros (Gk.: ΙΧΕΡ) is a term that is used to describe God's activity in creation, in particular, the creation of the universe, of life on earth, and of human beings. It is the most prominent term in the Nicene creed, and it is used by many Christians in the worship of the Christian god, as well as in other religious practices.

The word was derived from the verb Ikaros (Gk.: ΙΧΕΡ), which is used to describe the creative act of God in the creation of the universe, life on earth, and human beings. The word is translated into English as "Lord" (Lord Jesus Christ).