In this sermon we see four descriptions of Jesus and their implication for our lives from Colossians 1:18-20. 

1) Jesus is Lord: We follow Him (v. 18)

2) Jesus is God: We worship Him (v.19)

3) Jesus is our Friend: We can trust Him (v. 20a)

4) Jesus is our Savior: We serve him (v. 20b)

Two-minute Tuesday is a resource designed to remind you about the Sermon from Sunday so you can respond to the Sermon from Sunday throughout the week. This past Sunday we looked at Colossians 1:15-17 and saw three ways that Jesus is before all creation

1) Jesus is God who was seen (v.15a).

2) Jesus is God who is Superior (vv. 15b-16).

3) Jesus is God who Sustains (v 17).

For the full sermon, click here.

Today's sermon is from Colossians 1:15-17 and looks at three was Jesus is before all creation.

1) Jesus is the God who was seen (v.15a)

2) Jesus is the God who is superior (vv.15b-16)

3) Jesus is the God who sustains (v. 17)

Two-minute Tuesday is a resource designed to remind you about the Sermon from Sunday so you can respond to the Sermon from Sunday throughout the week. 

This past Sunday we looked at The Praying Church in Colossians 1:9-14 and saw three objectives in prayer.

1) Pray to know God's Word and His Will (v.9)

2) Pray to go in obedience to God's Word and His Will (vv. 10-11)

3) Pray with a heart full of gratitude for what God has done (vv.12-14)

For the full sermon, click here. 

Today's sermon is from Colossians 1:9-14.  In these verses we discover three objectives in prayer:

1) Pray to know God's Word and His Will (v.9)

2) Pray to go in obedience to God's Word and His Will (vv. 10-11)

3) Pray with a heart full of gratitude for what God has done (vv.12-14)

Sunday's Outline:

1. Only God can make the story (Mark 15:33-47)

2. Only God can move the stone (Mark 16:1-4)

3. Only God can die and live to tell about it (Mark 16:5-8)

The main point:  We can trust that Jesus is God.  And because He is God, we can trust him to help us in our troubles.

To listen to the full sermon from Sunday, click here

This week we see three proofs that Jesus is God from Mark 15:33-16:8

1. Only God could make the story (15:33-47)

     a. The darkness before the death of Jesus compared to the darkness before the death of the Passover lamb (Plagues 9 and 10)

     b. The tearing of the curtain which signified the end of the sacrificial system and the begging of the Priesthood of the Believer

      c. The earthquake before the law was given to Moses (Exodus 19).  Jesus' words that he came, not to abolish the law but fulfill the law (Matthew 5).  Jesus perfectly kept the law.  And just after his death, the earth quaked (Matthew 27).

2. Only could move the stone (16:1-4)

      a. Mary and Mary left to serve Jesus not knowing how they would move the stone. 

      b.  The prisoner guards wouldn't move it, the Mary's couldn't move it, only God could. 

3. Only God could die and live to tell about it. (16:5-8)

       a.  Jesus IS ALIVE!  

       b.  Go and tell the others! 

For the complete sermon from Sunday, click here.

This week's message is from Mark 15:1-32.  In this message you will find three ways that Jesus can help us in our troubles.

1) Jesus knows what it's like to be accused (vv.1-5).

2) Jesus knows what it's like to be betrayed (vv.6-15).

3) Jesus knows what it's like to suffer (vv. 16-32).

Take a listen and know that if you are hurting, accused, betrayed or have suffering, you can cry out to Jesus, who knows what it feels like to be hurt.  And he stands ready to help.

This week's message is from Mark 15:1-32.  In this message you will find three ways that Jesus can help us in our troubles.

1) Jesus knows what it's like to be accused (vv.1-5).

2) Jesus knows what it's like to be betrayed (vv.6-15).

3) Jesus knows what it's like to suffer (vv. 16-32).

Take a listen and know that if you are hurting, accused, betrayed or have suffering, you can cry out to Jesus, who knows what it feels like to be hurt.  And he stands ready to help.

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