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In the opening of this series, we encounter a man living in complete torment among the tombs, entirely outcast and considered unclean by society. When Jesus steps in and frees this man from the demon Legion, his immediate response is a desperate desire to join Jesus. However, Jesus gives him a different, powerful mission: to go back to his people and openly proclaim the mercy of the Lord. Despite the man's dark and chaotic past, Jesus redeems his story and turns it into a living testimony of grace. This week, we are reminded that no matter our past, our Master is worth following, our past is worth redeeming, and our own story of deliverance is worth proclaiming to the world.

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The Gospel moves forward through ordinary people who are willing to faithfully serve. In Sincerely, Paul, Pastor Jeremy DeGroot closes out Colossians by looking at the people who stood beside Paul as witnesses, workers, encouragers, and prayer warriors. This message challenges us to make the most of every opportunity, extend forgiveness where it’s needed, support one another in the work, and recognize the role each of us can play in advancing the Gospel.

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The debt Jesus canceled is canceled for good. In Just What Happened Those Three Days in Jerusalem, Pastor Jeremy DeGroot walks through Colossians 2:11–23 and unpacks what Christ accomplished through His death and resurrection. Because of Jesus, we have been raised to new life, redeemed from the debt of sin, and released from condemnation. This message reminds us that our freedom is not found in keeping enough rules, but in trusting the finished work of Christ and living in the new life He has given us.

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Spiritual maturity doesn’t happen by accident. In Marks of Maturity, Pastor Jeremy DeGroot walks through Colossians 2:1–10 and challenges us to honestly consider whether we are growing in our faith and whether we truly desire to grow. As Paul warns against persuasive arguments, spiritual stagnation, and settling for mediocrity, this message calls us to choose faith, pursue growth, and become more deeply rooted in Christ.

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We were once separated from God, but through Christ we have been reconciled, made blameless, and given a hope that can hold us steady. In Reconciled and Rooted, Pastor Jeremy DeGroot walks through Colossians 1:21–23 and reminds us of the incredible change Jesus brings into our lives. This message challenges us not to drift from the Good News, but to remain firmly rooted in the truth of what Christ has done and place our unwavering hope in Him alone.

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Jesus is the image of the invisible God, the One through whom all things were created, and the One who holds everything together. In Undisputed, Pastor Jeremy DeGroot walks through Colossians 1:15–20 to show the supremacy of Christ over creation, the Church, and our salvation. Through Jesus, God has made peace with us and reconciled us to Himself, reminding us that Christ is not simply part of the story. He is at the center of it all.

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The greatest rescue story isn’t just something that happened long ago. It’s the story God is still writing in us today. In Rescue Mission, Pastor Jeremy DeGroot walks through Colossians 1:13–14 and shows what it means to be rescued from darkness, transferred into Christ’s Kingdom, purchased by His sacrifice, and completely forgiven. This message is a powerful reminder that Jesus doesn’t partially save us. He brings us fully into freedom and calls us to live like people who have truly been rescued.

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