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Colossians 1:25 · BSB
1:25 I became its servant by the commission God gave me to fully proclaim to you the word of God,
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…creation when we find gospel reassurance in the true story, God's story. God's wisdom for creation ultimately leads us to its source. Paul writes,Colossians chapter 1, Jesus Christ is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn, the preeminent one over all creation. For by him all things were created in heaven…
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…Genesis 1.26, it says, God said, Let us make man in our image. Who is the hour? Who else was there? Let us make man in our image. I want you to seeColossians chapter 1. I love this. Love this scripture. Colossians chapter 1. Verse 14 through 17. How do you defend this? Because when you have this conversation about…
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…I was in prison, so to speak, in slavery. But he opened up the door and I can come out and I can live for him. So legally we've been redeemed.Colossians chapter 1verses #14 says in whom Jesus, this is from the Amplified Bible in whom we have redemption because of his sacrifice resulting in the forgiveness of…
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…is eternally preeminent, unsurpassed. The word is with God, and the word was God. It doesn't get more unsurpassed than that. Or, as Paul puts it inColossians chapter 1, he writes, Jesus is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of all creation. He is in the being, the firstborn from the dead, that in…
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…the race in a way that I feel good about," because he made decisions to prioritize things that would lead to no regrets later. So, as we step intoColossians 1:24-2:5, there are going to be three things we see Paul prioritize to live a life of no regrets. This is what he's going to encourage _us_ toward. I'll…
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…they rejected him. You know, we need to consider how good God has even been to us today. You know, look over in the New Testament. Look over atColossians chapter 1for a moment. Colossians chapter 1 tells us this. It's just a reminder for us here this morning. Notice here in verse 12, it says, You know, God's…
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…it. Very simple. Let me encourage you. We never outgrow our need for the gospel, so listen to what Paul says. If you have a Bible, turn with me toColossians, chapter 1. We're only going to be looking at verses 21-23, three verses this morning. In the original Greek, this was just one long sentence. We're…
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…I'm honored to be jumping into this series with you. If you have a copy of the Scriptures, I'm going to read to you our passage from today. It's inColossians, chapter 1. I'm going to read, we'll pray, and then jump into it. We're starting in verse 9. This is the apostle Paul. **"And so, from the day we heard, we…
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…faith, my hope is _we_ will be encouraged to hit a spiritual growth spurt ourselves. If you have a Bible, I want to invite you to turn with me toColossians, chapter 1. A little history on the book of Colossians. Paul was on one of his missionary journeys, and he landed in the city of Ephesus and stayed there for…
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…the divine power and eternal nature of God are revealed most clearly in Jesus Christ. All things were made through Him and for Him, Paul says inColossians chapter 1. And He is before all things, and in Him all things hold together. And He is the head of the body, the church. He is the beginning, the firstborn…
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…what the series title is called? You don't have to know it, it's okay if you don't, but anyone remember it? Interconnected. Last week I talked fromColossians, chapter 1, about the idea that everything is connected and that we really need to put Jesus at the center of Our Lives because it's in him that our…
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…say it- it's in the person and work of Christ Jesus, and so I'm going to be in the Bible today. I want to goe and let you guys, turn there to be inColossians, chapter 1. Yeah, you can go, pull that stuff out. I think here's ultimately our problem. Yeah, perfect man, I appreciate you. Say this is you- and I know…
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…up severely lacking. We are far worse than we can ever imagine and despite that, we have been rescued by the work of Jesus. Let's look quickly atColossians, chapter 1, 13 and 14. He has delivered us from the domain of darkness and transformed us to the kingdom of his beloved son, which is who, jesus, in whom we…
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…and read more about him there. We never stop focusing on walking with, in relationship, Jesus. I want to look this morning at a hymn about Jesus inColossians chapter 1. I want to take a few minutes with you to take a deep breath of Jesus, to reflect on your life wherever you are, especially if you're starting a…
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…with him. We'll with him. So today, I want to talk to you about the two people you need to know. If you have your Bibles, turn with me toColossians chapter 1. There's a Bible there in front of you in the pew, and it will be from the same translation that I'm reading. It'll also be on the screen. It's…
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…115 by many is regarded as this kind of piece of poetry that the church had early on, and it's great because it starts with a prologue though. InColossians chapter 1as Paul normally does when he writes a letter, he gives us 2 fantastic, beautiful words that all of us need to live by, and it's this, grace and…
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For a short time to a reading inColossians chapter 1. We're going to look at the end of the section that we read. The reading from verse 11. May you be strengthened with all power, according to his…
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…to pray to God, not just for yourself, but for others. Paul himself is also an example of this. If you'll flip to the beginning of the letter, inColossians chapter 1and verse 9, we looked at this a number of weeks ago. Paul's prayer for the Colossians is kind of encapsulated in verse 9, where he says, From the…
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…phrase that's attached to spiritual peace from God or with God. The God of peace is the God who made peace through the death of Jesus on the cross.Colossians chapter 1and verse 20 especially speaks there about the person of Jesus and his qualification to be the saviour of his people. And how he was endowed and…
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…you're in Christ. And this is the way that Paul describes Christ. He's the beloved of the Father. If you just flip back a page in your Bibles toColossians chapter 1and verse 13, look at the way Paul describes Christ in chapter 1, verse 13. In verse 13, Paul says, He that's the Father has delivered us from the…
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