Exploring the Key Themes of Colossians for Spiritual Growth

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Discover the profound themes in the book of Colossians, focusing on the pre-eminence of Jesus Christ, integrity, and maturity in faith. Dive deep into the exalted Lordship of Jesus and how it shapes believers' understanding and growth. Reflect on the importance of walking the walk in faith and increasing love for the church as highlighted in Colossians. Engage in meaningful Bible study based on a God-glorifying hermeneutic approach, seeking to magnify Jesus throughout all Scripture.

  • Colossians themes
  • Spiritual growth
  • Jesus Christ
  • Integrity
  • Bible study

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  1. Colossians Who: Written by Paul, via Timothy, to the Church in Colossae What: An encouragement in growth towards maturity in faith When: ~62 AD Key themes: Pre-eminence of Jesus Christ Integrity and maturity of faith.

  2. Pre-eminence = surpassing all others firstborn from the dead (1:18) unifier & reconciler of all things (1:17, 20, 22; 3:11) Indwelling hope in glory (1:27; 3:4) Treasury of all wisdom and knowledge (2:3) Source of growth (2:19) Source of our life (3:3-4) Exalted Lord (3:17, 24) center of believer s faith (1:4) King (1:13) Source of redemption (1:14) image of the invisible God (1:15, 19; 2:9) creator of all dominions (1:16) Pre-eminent (1:17) Head of the Church (1:18; 2:10)

  3. A great baseline hermeneutic When approaching Bible study, always ask yourself: what is the God-glorifying understanding of this passage? How is Jesus magnified and exalted? Does this passage point to/foreshadow the need for Jesus? The promise of Jesus? Redemption by? Restoration through? Glory of? Etc. John 1:1-5 Philippians 2:9-11 Hebrews 1:1-3 Sermon 6/27/21: Jesus in every OT book

  4. Integrity & maturity in our faith 1:10, 23, 28; 2:5-7; 3:1-2, 5-9, 12-17; 4:5-6 Walk the walk Matthew 15:7-8 Matthew 21:28-31 James 2:15-16

  5. Colossians 1:1-4 Is your love for the church so prominent it s newsworthy? John 13:34-35 Romans 12:10 1 Peter 1:22-23 1 Peter 4:8 1 John 4:11-12, 19-21

  6. This Week Lets All Read: Colossians Pray: As led by Scripture Remember: Colossians 1:9-10 Reflect: Where can/should I increase my love for the church?

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