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If anyone serves me, he must follow me; and where I am, there will be my servant also (John 12:26).
As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another (1 Peter 4:10).
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Jesus Christ is not just well intended. He is the all-powerful Lord over creation who accomplishes our redemption.
The Lord always has, and always will, use communities of imperfect people to accomplish extraordinary things as they simply live out their new life in Christ together in unity, in progress, and in purpose.
Paul encourages the Colossians to pray steadfastly, manage time wisely, and speak graciously.
Every Christian is under some God-ordained authority. Out of love and reverence for God, we will live under the authorities that he places among us.
The new lifestyle we are called to involves putting off what is earthly and putting on what is heavenly.
A resurrection mindset calls for putting off sin because we have died with Christ.
There are three facets of a resurrection identity: know your resurrection experience, pursue a resurrection mindset, and anticipate your resurrection hope.
Because of who Christ is and what he’s done, we should resist the temptation to find fullness anywhere other than in him.
In Christ dwells all the fullness of the deity in bodily form. If you have Christ, you have everything.
Authentic Christian ministry embraces suffering to proclaim all of Christ from all of God’s word to all of God’s people for all maturity in Christ with joy.
Jesus Christ alone is central, supreme, and sufficient in both creation and redemption.
A Christian fully living out their new life in Christ is someone who is growing in God’s will, being strengthened by God’s power, and giving thanks for God’s grace.
Paul saw what God was doing in the Colossian church. Through Jesus, God made them holy before him and adopted them into his household. Their hope in heaven fueled their faith in Christ and love for all the saints by the power of the gospel.
As believers in Jesus, we must not forget to be devoted to prayer and wise toward the world.
Let's dress in the wardrobe God has picked out for us and purchased for us. And tying it all together, let's put on love.
Because Christ is supreme, we can entrust our ordinary lives to him, and our ordinary tasks can have extraordinary meaning.
Trusting and obeying the Lord in our everyday relationships honors and glorifies Him.
God’s rules enable us to live the Christian life for his glory.
Because of who Christ is and what he has done for us, we should resist the temptation to find fullness of salvation in anything or anyone other than Jesus Christ.
Christ is preeminent and supreme, so we must continue to entrust ourselves to the hope of His gospel.
God has given us great blessings through our trust in Jesus Christ.
From Colossians 3, Kevin Rogers taught that our aim in life is to actually live like who God has already made us in Christ. Sin wrecks the image of God in us, and our goal is to put off sin so the image of God can be fully revealed through us.
We truly worship God when we honor his word and show love for his children.
Many Christians struggle with conflict because they constantly forget to "power up" the gospel. The gospel motivates peacemaking, and, through the gospel, Jesus models the essential elements of peacemaking.
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