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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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…churches mentioned in the New Testament are all individual groups of believers, independent churches serving the Lord together and in partnership.Colossians chapter 1and verses 1 through 2, it says, Paul, an apostle of Jesus Christ by the will of God and Timothy our brother, to the saints and faithful brethren…
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…to walk through and I want us to see and summarize the New Testament teaching on what Jesus saves us to. Beginning with this. Paul says this inColossians chapter 1. He, that is God, has rescued us from the domain of darkness and transferred us into the kingdom of the Son He loves. Did you catch that? Paul…
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…can be difficult. Paul, as he wrote to the Christians in Colossae, let them know what God wanted from them. He wrote, beginning here in verse 9 ofColossians chapter 1, about his prayer, that they would know and understand what God's will was for them. And then he spelled it out for them. I've had many people ask…
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…approval of God the Son. He is in charge. The Father has given this to him because it was his from the beginning. We read that. And we know that,Colossians chapter 1. He created all things by the word of his mouth. He is in control. Don't get it twisted. And we must understand that. Because if you don't…
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…world so much that he sent his son into the world not to condemn the world, but to save the world, that it might be saved through him. We read inColossians chapter 1, God desires to reconcile all things back to himself by the blood of Jesus shed on the cross. God is very clear about the work he wants to do. And…
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…and void, and the Spirit of God, God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of God hovered over the deep. If you go toColossians chapter 1, you don't have to go there. I'll tell you what it says. Colossians chapter 1, it says that all things were created by him and for him. You know…
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…have the mystery, the 11 herbs and spices to spirituality, to genuine Christianity, and the apostle Paul tackles this mystery in our passage today,Colossians 1:24-2:5. Now if you're not sure, you're not convinced, let me put a graph on the screen, and this shows you the amount of times the word mystery comes up…
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…God has uh forever been Father, Son, Holy Spirit, these three are one, first John chapter 5, verse 7, Genesis chapter 1, Genesis chapter 11, uh,Colossians chapter 1, Romans chapter 1, so forth. We we understand there's a Godhead. But when God creates a specific created act, such as the angels, such as Adam, who…
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…well forever and ever. That's like our That's like what uh Micah says about Bethlehem that he's come forth from everlasting to everlasting. And nowColossians chapter 1, you guys know this verse. Colossians, you know, this that's why it's so important for us to get this right. And You know, people who deny the…
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…as eternal power and Godhead, God's creation, the things that God made in and through the person of his Son, the Lord Jesus Christ, John chapter 1,Colossians chapter 1, the things that God made manifest in many ways and shapes and forms the Maker, the Creator, the Lord God Almighty. Now, you know it's been…
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Dr. Gregg Marutzky: Turn your Bibles over toColossians chapter 1. Yeah. Title of the sermon this morning is Life Hacks. Mm. All right? I don't know how many of you know what a life hack is, but it's a better way…
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…uh to fear and to know that God's greater than us. God is superior to us. And you know, that's what happened to the nation of Israel here. Turn toColossians chapter 1. We have this verse here about the about the image of God. In verse 15, you know, so this God who is thundering from the mountains that's holy,…
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…plus something, or Jesus plus this, Jesus plus that. Can I just tell you the only thing you need to preach is Jesus? I want to shift the verse toColossians chapter 1. We find Paul writing to a new church plan, which I think is hysterical because I'm with you guys today. And he's trying to stir them up to keep…
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…he's somehow less of a God than the Father is, or that he's some off-branded or great value God. No, not at all. Look with me in Colossians.Colossians chapter 1. It should be just a page, page or two over, starting in verse 15. This gives us a good description of Jesus. In verse 15, it says, He is the image…
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…knowing that, writing to these early church members, to these early Christians, as we call them, made sure to explain to them who Jesus is. And inColossians chapter 1, you can follow along on the screen. I believe Paul pensed some of the most profound and illustrative words to describe who Jesus is. In Colossians…
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…everything together. We just can't and we can't see it. I think his name is Jesus. Because he's the one who holds everything together. Read inColossians chapter 1. But don't yearn, don't look back, don't waste this place, don't waste this season. Don't live with what could have, would have, should have.…
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…I you got to do a verse a day. It'd take you more than seven days. Sometimes I think you need to read fast. Sometimes you need to read slow. InColossians chapter 1, 15 through 23 is one of those you need to pump the brakes and say, let me think about these phrases as they come my direction. If you're here…
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…something to be very encouraged about. So let's work through this. First of all, I want us to see Christ as the perfect image of God. Let's go toColossians chapter 1. And there in Colossians chapter 1, we're going to see the language that Paul uses because it's really foundational to what we're going to be…
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…you're with us during Advent, the title of our sermon series was the Fullness of the incarnation language that we borrowed from the apostle Paul.Colossians chapter 1, where Paul is teaching on the incarnation and he says for in Jesus all the fullness of God was pleased to dwell the exact same word. Here in…
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…life and in the the whole world. But as far as connection in relationship goes, the Bible uses a couple of those words. Alienated is a Bible word.Colossians chapter 1In Colossians one it mentions the the previous life of a Christian before you were saved, that you were alienated and enemies. Yet now hath he…
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