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Colossians 1:19–20 · BSB
1:19 For God was pleased to have all His fullness dwell in Him,
1:20 and through Him to reconcile to Himself all things, whether things on earth or things in heaven, by making peace through the blood of His cross.
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…going to notice a little bit more about in just a moment. And other passages note that this one body is the church Ephesians 1 verse, 22 and 23 andColossians 1 verses 18 through 24. If denominationalism is division, then the lack of division is unity. Ephesians 4 and verses 1 through 6 I therefore the prisoner of the Lord…
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…being drawn? Light and salvation, the stronghold of my life. Whom shall I fear? Whom shall I be afraid? It's the same point. Now if you look atColossians 1:15-20in your bibles, you see that a single point is being made, and that is that Christ is preeminent. Christ is supreme. The word used explicitly is…
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…screen, I apologize for that. Those of you who have your Bibles, it's still worth your while to either bring your Bible or click your Bible open.Colossians 1, verses 15 to 20. We'll probably say this text almost every week in the sermon because it's so foundational. Colossians 1, chapter 15 for 20. If, in fact, Jesus…
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…Creed. It's well worth reflection. So I don't know how many of you are listening very carefully. It's not a test, not a quiz. It's, as Shane read,Colossians chapter 1, verses 15 to 20. But if you did, then for Canadians living today, when you hear this text, it is a very hard passage for Canadians. It's a hard passage for some…
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…against it. Ephesians. 1:22 says, that God put everything under Jesus feet and made him head to be over all things to the church, which is his bodyColossians 1:18 through 24, makes that claim. The church is his body Ephesians 5:24 says Jesus is the savior of the body. You think you can be saved outside of the church?…
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…attention to the vision statement of our church, and Gary prayed the very text we're going to look at this morning. So, our text this morning isColossians chapter 1, verse 15 through 20. And my prayer for this morning is that our time will be informative for you if you are new to our fellowship. It's our great desire to connect you…
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…said, will go. God the Father said, I'm sending You. Because of our sin and our rebellion, we break our relationship with the triune God. But thenColossians 1:19-20says that in Jesus, the fullness of God was pleased to dwell. Imagine that the power of God, the fullness of Him was pleased to dwell in Christ so…
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…his followers to be peacemakers. Peacemakers in the community and in the church. We should be peacemakers because Jesus is the ultimate peacemaker.Colossians 1 verses 19 to 20says this, through him to reconcile, so this is God speaking about saving his people, through him to reconcile to himself all things whether things…
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…here. In Christ, I'm enlightened to know six things. In Christ, I'm enlightened to know first one, what God is like. Incredible that we know this.Colossians 1, verse 15 to 20is uh is an amazing passage, and in there, I won't read all of it, but in there it says this, he referring to Jesus is the image of the invisible…
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…things are vital for us. The Bible teaches that Jesus existed eternally as the Son with the Father in heaven. In fact, Scripture says of Jesus inColossians chapter 1, verses 15 through 20. Let me read this to you. Things in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or powers or authorities, all things were created…
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…us to our passage this morning, the book of Colossians. If you want to turn with me there, it's 983 in your pew Bibles. We're going to look atColossians 1 verses 15 through 23. The last couple of weeks what we have heard is an apostle writing to this church that he's never been to but that he loves. He's writing to them…
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…to our fellowship, but it's a way to speak about why it is that we are called together as a people for God's praise. And it is based largely fromColossians chapter 1, verses 15 through 20, which we're going to read together now. Before I read the text, beloved, let me remind you that this is God's word to us. It was written for His…
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…those questions. And so in light of that, we get to our passage this morning. Who is God and what is he doing in the world? And so let's look atColossians chapter 1 verses 15 to 23this morning. Now, I've got three points as always. Every good sermon has only got three points. I promised Edwin yesterday I'd have two points.…
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…overly simplistic, the answer is actually Jesus. That He is the answer to that question. And the Bible speaks of this in so many powerful ways inColossians chapter 1, verses 15 through 20. The word says, Christ is the visible image of the invisible God. He existed before anything was created, and he is supreme over all creation. For…
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…overly simplistic, the answer is actually Jesus. That He is the answer to that question. And the Bible speaks of this in so many powerful ways inColossians chapter 1, verses 15 through 20. The word says, Christ is the visible image of the invisible God. He existed before anything was created, and he is supreme over all creation. For…
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…about this Jesus as he discloses himself. We know that specifically from a couple different places in particular. One of them would be the book ofColossians chapter 1 verses 15 to 20. We naturally jump to those verses because the letter that Paul wrote to the church in Colossae was meant, as you can read right there in the…
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…in history. When that baby was born, God's plan took a decisive turn. What child is this? What child is this born unto us? If you're looking atColossians 1, verses 15 through 20, Paul says this is who this child is. Let me read it for us. He is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of all creation, for by him all…
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…statement, again, not unique to churches, but a way for us to express what we believe we need to be doing as a congregation comes largely fromColossians chapter 1, verses 15 through 20. So let me read that, and I would ask you to follow along with me. I'm reading from the ESV translation. Paul's letters of the Colossian church,…
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…end to an ordinary life or it was a profoundly meaningful and priceless crowning event for the one who now stands as the king of the universe.Colossians 1:15-20. By him and through him all things were made and those things were bought back by his blood shed on the cross. The Bible says that we will one day…
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…continues and how we are called to live, this life in Christ today. So that's what we're going to be doing tonight. We're going to be looking atColossians chapter 1 verses 15 through 20. A way to think about this text, Paul's words to the Colossians, is to really think of this section here as a hymn or a poem. To see it as, within…
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