Christ, Lord of All

Colossians: Christ, Lord of All! Colossians 1.15-23 October 20, 2019 FBC St. Paris Christ is . Christ who God is. Christ has always . Christ is the of all! Christ is all things! Christ all! Christ is for all your needs. Christ all things. Christ about the material world. The is a picture of things to come. The Church for Christ’s redemption plan! We must remain . to Christ’s Lordship. Colossians: Christ, Lord of All! Colossians 1.15-23 October 20, 2019 FBC St. Paris Christ is . Christ who God is. Christ has always . Christ is the of all! Christ is all things! Christ all! Christ is for all your needs. Christ all things. Christ about the material world. The is a picture of things to come. The Church for Christ’s redemption plan! We must remain . to Christ’s Lordship. Colossians: Christ, Lord of All! Colossians 1.15-23 October 20, 2019 FBC St. Paris Christ is . Christ who God is. Christ has always . Christ is the of all! Christ is all things! Christ all! Christ is for all your needs. Christ all things. Christ about the material world. The is a picture of things to come. The Church for Christ’s redemption plan! We must remain . to Christ’s Lordship. Living The Message Out This week read Ephesians 2 as your reflect again on Colossians 1.21-23. What are the similarities? Differences? How would you describe God? Talk with another person about what God looks like. Jesus is the exact image/representation of God. If you want to know God, get to know Jesus. Read John 1. Describe Jesus based on this chapter. List an area or two where you are not submitting to Christ’s lordship. Circle, mark the one you and your family are willing and able to submit to Christ. (Examples: money/finances, how you treat each other, tv/movie watching, church attendance, career/school/work, etc.) What is one different way this church could submit to Christ? How can this church help reconcile others to Christ? Write down, reflect and thank God for your personal, “But, God...” stories. Spend some moments praising Christ for who he is and how he has reconciled you? Living The Message Out This week read Ephesians 2 as your reflect again on Colossians 1.21-23. What are the similarities? Differences? How would you describe God? Talk with another person about what God looks like. Jesus is the exact image/representation of God. If you want to know God, get to know Jesus. Read John 1. Describe Jesus based on this chapter. List an area or two where you are not submitting to Christ’s lordship. Circle, mark the one you and your family are willing and able to submit to Christ. (Examples: money/finances, how you treat each other, tv/movie watching, church attendance, career/school/work, etc.) What is one different way this church could submit to Christ? How can this church help reconcile others to Christ? Write down, reflect and thank God for your personal, “But, God...” stories. Spend some moments praising Christ for who he is and how he has reconciled you? Living The Message Out This week read Ephesians 2 as your reflect again on Colossians 1.21-23. What are the similarities? Differences? How would you describe God? Talk with another person about what God looks like. Jesus is the exact image/representation of God. If you want to know God, get to know Jesus. Read John 1. Describe Jesus based on this chapter. List an area or two where you are not submitting to Christ’s lordship. Circle, mark the one you and your family are willing and able to submit to Christ. (Examples: money/finances, how you treat each other, tv/movie watching, church attendance, career/school/work, etc.) What is one different way this church could submit to Christ? How can this church help reconcile others to Christ? Write down, reflect and thank God for your personal, “But, God...” stories. Spend some moments praising Christ for who he is and how he has reconciled you?