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Colossians 1:7 · BSB
1:7 You learned it from Epaphras, our beloved fellow servant, who is a faithful minister of Christ on our behalf,
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…of his money away and he made everything right. Salvation came to Zacchaeus because he accepted who Jesus was and what Jesus did. Let's go back toColossians chapter 1again, verse 19. For God was pleased to have all of his fullness dwell in him. That's Jesus, and through him Jesus to reconcile to Himself all…
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…is different. You know, oftentimes we look to the physical inheritance, but I want you to see here. This inheritance is laid up for the saints.Colossians chapter 1and verse 12 says, Giving thanks unto the Father, which has made us meet to be partakers of the inheritance of the saints in light. Because this…
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…of the cross, but we'll also celebrate in the glory of the cross and the triumph of the cross. Last week, Andrew so graciously took us throughColossians chapter 1and unpacked that amazing text to see the supremacy of Christ and redemption in all of creation. Paul, in this letter to Colossians, does not…
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…made through Him, and without Him, not anything made that was made. All of it, every bit of it, made by Jesus. Travel with me at this point over toColossians chapter 1. I think you'll appreciate seeing a few things I'd like to mention here. I just read the beginning of verse 17. I think the text that those words…
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…and we can prove that pretty well as as well apart from scripture but what was his mission what was his purpose well it says in Colossians thatColossians chapter 1that he is the visible image of the invisible God so as God's representation when Jesus came to Earth it just blows my mind that when he walked…
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…the body of Christ in this world, and when we understand what Jesus wants to accomplish in the world, it helps clarify the mission of the church.Colossians chapter 1tells us that God through Jesus wants to reconcile to himself all things, and boy, that's a pretty good little two-word phrase, isn't it? All…
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…that there had been a permanent change between the parties involved. Between God and man, that pledge was the cross. Turn with me, if you will, toColossians chapter 1. Colossians chapter 1, and we'll look at verses 20 and 22. Starting verse 20. And having made peace through the blood of his cross by him to…
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…the people that God has entrusted to you. That's what it, a little bit of what it means to lead themselves first. You see this word also used inColossians chapter 1. This is important. Paul says to the Colossian church, you who once alienated, hostile in mind, doing evil deeds, Jesus has now reconciled in his…
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…and you remember Jesus will say, I am the light of the world. I am the light. He is the salt. He's the preserving agent. That's how Paul puts it inColossians chapter 1. He says that in him, in Jesus Christ, all things are held together. He preserves it. And if Jesus stopped right now, the Logos himself, the…
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…God the Father, for whom are all things and for whom we exist, and one Lord Jesus Christ, through whom are all things and through whom we exist.Colossians chapter 1and verse 16. For by him all things were created in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or dominions or rulers or…
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…say crossed over From death to life. Jesus said whoever hears my words and believes them has crossed over from death to life. The apostle Paul inColossians, chapter 1, 13, says that God has rescued us from the dominion of darkness and he has brought us, he has translated us, he has crossed us over into the…
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…What is our individual commissioning? What is our mandate? Well, I believe the Apostle Paul lays it out very clearly in the last two verses here inColossians chapter 1. This is really the mandate the Apostle Paul gives to each one of us. I can't think of a better way to remind ourselves as we step into yet another…
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…and also think about the topic of thanksgiving. This is worth for us to give thanks even in bad times. One final point. Sorry. One final point. InColossians chapter 112 to 14 Paul encouraged the believers to thank God the Father for the salvation through redemption work of his Son. Now this thanksgiving does not…
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…what observations you have about the sacrifice of Jesus from this passage. You guys all with me? Alright, let's get into the word here. Alright,Colossians chapter 1. Again, we're taking it up in the middle, uh, uh, of the chapter here in verse 13. It says, For he, talking about God, has rescued us. From the…
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…gonna lost their best present, and it's going to fade. But we have a God, everlasting Father. He never fades, he cannot cease. He is always. And inColossians chapter 1, he gives us an idea of why and for what he did all these things. He said, by him, for him, and through him all things exist. So when Mary and…
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…If you go to the book of Romans in chapter 1, you will read where Paul wrote and said that even the heavens testify to the divinity of God. InColossians chapter 1, in verse 17, Paul writes and says that God is before all things and in Him all things hold together. You realize that means that if God were to…
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…of darkness and transferred us into the kingdom of his beloved Son, on whom we have redemption, the forgiveness of sin. What Paul was described inColossians chapter 1was that Christ Jesus rescued or delivered or took us as the chosen children of God in Christ. Out of the sphere of control of the darkness, and he…
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…is not like a sum of money that has to be returned to you. This is way bigger and it is way more powerful to receive than an earthly inheritance.Colossians chapter 1verses 1213 says giving joyful thanks to the Father who has qualified us to share in the inheritance of his holy people in the Kingdom of light.…
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…to other churches is the same Jesus he preached. It is the same Jesus he preached. It is the same revelation of Christ. You understand? Look atColossians chapter 1. Look at Colossians chapter 1 verse 14. Colossians chapter 1 verse 14. In whom we have redemption through his blood the forgiveness of sins. In…
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…that our king is above earthly things. The Bible actually says that he is the king of kings. Now I'm going to read a section of scripture out ofColossians chapter 1, and it'll be on the screen. But I'm going to read it out of what's called the message translation. That Eugene Peterson translated. And here's…
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