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Colossians 1:5 · BSB
1:5 the faith and love proceeding from the hope stored up for you in heaven, of which you have already heard in the word of truth, the gospel
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…a deep-seated desire in all of our lives. That we want peace. That we want harmony. That there's something wrong. This morning as we turn toColossians chapter 1. We hear about true and lasting peace. And where we can find it and how it's possible. Colossians is a glorious letter that I would highly…
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…the light, so that it may be clearly seen that his works have been carried out in God. Now we're going to turn to our second reading, which is inColossians chapter 1, starting at verse 9. Colossians 1 verse 9. So this letter is Paul's prayer for the Christian believers. And so from the day we heard, we have not…
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…three, what else does he do? Has life it, upholds all things by the word of his power. Hebrews chapter 1 and verse 3 in him, all things consistColossians chapter 1and verse 17. All right, now In Romans chapter 6, there's a contrast there. For the wages of sin is death. And again we're talking about spiritual…
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It'sColossians 1, verse 1 to 14. Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God and Timothy, our brother, to the saints and faithful brothers in Christ at Colossae, grace to…
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…of Christ. Colossians is a very Christological book. It has much to say about the person of Christ, about the position of Christ. And we start inColossians chapter 1and verse 15 as we begin to prepare our hearts and minds to receive the elements that remind us of the cross. After having told us that we have…
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…his Rule. Now we should note that Jesus was present from the very beginning of this story. The Bible tells us and passages like John chapter 1 andColossians chapter 1, that all things were created through him. And without him nothing was made, that was made by his word and his power. All things came into…
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…But now, sin cannot dominate the Christian. The Christian, under God's power, is able to resist and to rebel against the pull of sin. Paul says inColossians chapter 1, that there's a new power at work in our lives. He has rescued us from the dominion of darkness and brought us into the kingdom of the Son he…
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…will become clearer and clearer and clearer that there are only two responses to Jesus. Follow him or reject him. Worship him. Rebel against him.Colossians chapter 1says this about Jesus' work. He has delivered us from the domain of darkness and transferred us to the kingdom of his beloved son in whom we have…
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…we are remade. If our image of God has been marred by our sin, and we are off pursuing new things that don't ultimately satisfy it, what now? InColossians chapter 1, it describes Jesus as the image of the invisible God, firstborn over all creation, and in him we are remade. Our likeness is given back to, the…
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…and everything on it. The Seas and all that is in them and you preserve them all the host of Heaven, worships you, the Apostle Paul wrote this inColossians chapter 1and verse 16. He said, for by him, all things were created that are in heaven. And that are on On Earth, visible and invisible, whether Thrones, or…
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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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…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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…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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…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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…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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…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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…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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…together. And that's a wonderful experience. It is I want to move to another passage regarding more reasons to be thankful and that's found inColossians. Chapter 1. Specifically verses 12 through 14 here. Paul writes he says giving thanks to the father who has qualified US to be partakers of the inheritance of…
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…as we think about this from a New Testament Christian perspective. This judge is the eternal word of God. This judge is the Lord Jesus Christ.Colossians chapter 1tells us that he is the one who summoned creation into being. He is the one who upholds it by the word of his power. He is the one who calls the…
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