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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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Now again, we'll turn together in our Bibles to the book of Colossians.Colossians chapter 1, and we'll read from verse 15 to 20. And we'll consider Jesus as Lord of creation and new creation. So again, let's hear the word of God. The Son…
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…He humbled Himself by becoming a man. And it went on to say that He ultimately humbled Himself by His death on the cross. And so come with me toColossians chapter 1. Colossians chapter 1. Which is on page 983. Page 983. And let me read you again from the pen of the Apostle Paul. And once again he's talking…
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…Paul's letter to the Colossians, and we're going to read his prayer, verse 9 to verse 14, as we think together about living to please the Lord. SoColossians chapter 1and at verse 9. For this reason, since the day we heard about you, we have not stopped praying for you. We continually ask God to fill you with the…
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…the miracles that God has ever performed, that stands at the very top of the list of those things that God has done since creation. In the book ofColossians chapter 1and verse 15, Paul is telling us about the preeminence of Jesus. And this is what he says. He is the image of the invisible God. Now I want you to…
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…helps you, a a metaphor. I realize you're human limitations. Okay? But, but hopefully, this is helpful for you. And it's an image that comes fromColossians chapter 1, in which Paul says, God has transferred us out of the kingdom or the domain of darkness, into the kingdom of his beloved son. God has transferred…
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…He said, I am the door. If you'll confess me as your lord supreme authority, you'll be saved. I'll pull you out of that Kingdom. We see this inColossians chapter 1, starting in verse 13, to verse 14. It says, for he, that's Jesus rescued us from the domain of Darkness. Us the authority and power. The one who…
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…the mark of a Christian. is not that he is absent of good works but that his good works or for the glory of Christ, the glory of God Alone Paul inColossians chapter 1, Philippians chapter 1, sorry says let your only let your manner of life. Be worthy of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, which you have received. So…
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…for creation right at the beginning of Genesis has not failed. God in his grace has sent his son to show us what an image bearer should be like.Colossians chapter 1reminds us, I have the quote here on the screen, the sun is the image of the invisible God. For God was pleased to have all his fullness dwell in…
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…that word, he was that creative agent that brought light out of darkness. That's confirmed and is picked up in other parts of the New Testament,Colossians chapter 1, Hebrews chapter 1. We'll not go into too much detail about it there, but Hebrews chapter 1 is a particularly helpful one for our study because how…
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…kingdom. Ultimately and finally, the Bible presents us with only two kingdoms. There is the kingdom of God and there's the kingdom of this world.Colossians chapter 1, Paul talks about the fact that we have been transferred from the domain of darkness to the kingdom of his beloved son. So there's two kingdoms you…
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…that that's what's going on here at all. Uh Jesus in John 17 and verse 15 specifically prays that his own would be kept from the evil one. In uhColossians chapter 1and verse 13, Jesus, uh the word of God says that uh we've been transferred from the domain of darkness and transferred into the kingdom of his…
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…Christ. And this morning, we go to one of the most sublime passages of Christology that you can find perhaps anywhere in the bible. And that is toColossians 1:15-29. And we're gonna see there that Jesus is supreme over every aspect of our existence, that we belong to Him body and soul in life and in death as…
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…to you it is God like when you make peace and that's a great encouragement but we need to understand how did God make peace so let me read you fromColossians chapter 1it was our assurance of pardon this morning Colossians chapter 1 and verse 19 for in him that's the Lord Jesus Christ all the fullness of God was…
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…want to maintain a righteous life. I brought this up in prayer or from a prayer from Paul on Wednesday night. But I mean, Amplified over and it'sColossians chapter 1, verse number 9, about 2 verse 13. It said that you'd actually lead lives, that would lead live lives that we lead. Others away from sin. So when I…
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…to restore us. He is willing to enter into our corruption and into our curse and restore us from within. That's why when Paul looks at Jesus inColossians chapter 1, he says that Jesus is the image of the invisible God. In a way that we failed to bear God's image and fell into sin, Jesus has restored our…
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…we did nothing to deserve it. God didn't have to give it to us if he didn't want to. It is a it is completely a gift. From God. Paul wrote inColossians chapter 1and verse 20 through 23, and having made peace through the blood of his cross by him to reconcile, all things unto himself by him. I say, whether…
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…may be blotted out. Ephesians 1 7 In Christ we have redemption through his blood the forgiveness of our sins according to the riches of his grace.Colossians chapter 1and verse 14 In Christ we have redemption the forgiveness of sins. 1 Corinthians 15 3 I deliver to you as of first importance what I also receive…
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…us out of the controlling influence of Satan, out of the destructive patterns of our sinful nature and addictions, and to bring us into freedom.Colossians chapter 1says this, He has redeemed us out of the kingdom of darkness and transferred us into the kingdom of His beloved Son. In Jesus, we have a Redeemer,…
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…John saw a new heaven and a new earth in which God was all in all. But for this understanding, we need to look instead, not at Revelation, but atColossians chapter 1. Because it's there that we find some clarification to what God is talking about in Ephesians 1. There's a plan for the fullness of time to unite…
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…slavery needs redemption, needs rescue. And the good news is that like ancient Israel, all who are in Christ are redeemed out of slavery. Listen toColossians chapter 1, beginning in verse 13. Speaking of Christ, it says he has delivered us out of the domain of darkness. And he's transferred us, he's moved us from…
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