Paul wrote to a flourishing church that false teachers were beginning to pull off course with a mixture of religious ideas, such as requiring circumcision and other strict disciplines, as well as angel worship.

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In our last official week in the book of Colossians, Paul reminds us of the importance of community. Paul gives us a list of names he wants the Colossian church to welcome and pray for. Paul’s ending is reminding us that the quickest way to exalt God with our mouth is to love Him with our heart, and to see what He is doing in the lives of others.

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If Paul’s job is to make the “mystery of Christ” clear, it is the Colossians’ job (and ours) as well. Paul tells us we must also learn to speak with grace and use every opportunity to do so. Beginning in prayer for others, listening to their stories, sharing meals, serving each other, and sharing the good news of Jesus are ways we can bless them and grow in maturity.

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In today’s text, Paul makes some interesting statements about how he assumes the Colossian church is praying. Whether God opens another door for Paul or not, he wants to be clear on how he “ought to speak.” Paul says we should speak plainly and understandably.

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Last week we saw Isaiah’s vision of the holy God, high and exalted, surrounded by seraphim crying, “Holy, holy, holy.” This week we look at his response, in Isaiah 6:5-8 (NKJV), and see it as a picture of the Gospel unfolding in four movements.

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Each of us has a story. This morning we pause our walk through Colossians to look first at someone else’s - the prophet, Isaiah. We see the same themes of our own story mirrored in Isaiah’s: creation, the brokenness of sin, and the hope of redemption through Christ.

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Most people who would call themselves Christians (or even just “religious”) think of worship as something they do inside the church. When we think of ministry, we also often think “inside the church.” We forget that all of our lives—including our jobs—are also worship. We tend to see our work as a necessity to put food on the table and forget that God has an interest in our jobs. Work was given as a gift and is part of our design.

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Today in Colossians we continue looking at a new understanding of what were called “household codes.” Household codes governed how people within a household would/should act and interact with one another. They laid out who had authority and what responsibilities each person in the household were (by law) committed to. Today we look at parents and children.

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Today in Colossians we continue looking at a new understanding of what were called “household codes.” Household codes governed how people within a household would/should act and interact with one another. They laid out who had authority and what responsibilities each person in the household were (by law) committed to. Today we look at slaves and masters.

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Today in Colossians we start looking at something that is very controversial in our world today but was very hopeful and freeing in Paul’s day: a new understanding of what were called “household codes.” Household codes governed how people within a household would/ should act and interact with one another—it was foundational for the broader community. The code laid out who had authority and what responsibilities each person in the household was (by law) committed to.

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