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The Peerless Christ
Contributed by Freddy Fritz on Jan 17, 2026 (message contributor)
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1. In Christ At Colossae
Contributed on Jan 17, 2026
Colossians 1:1-2 teaches us that God wants believers to embrace their holy identity as one family resting in his blessings.
Introduction If you are on Facebook, you are inundated with advertisements. One of the ads that pops up in my feed is about a man who seems to be about my age and weight. He says he is going to try a specific program as his workout regimen. Next, there is a picture of him with astonishing abs, ...read more
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2. Thanksgiving
Contributed on Jan 23, 2026
Colossians 1:3-8 teaches us to thank God for the transforming power of the gospel within the church community.
Introduction We are studying the letter of Paul to the Colossians in a sermon series I am calling, “The Peerless Christ.” A man by the name of Epaphras had most likely been converted under Paul’s ministry during his three years in Ephesus from 52 to 55 AD. Epaphras returned to his home in ...read more
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3. We Have Not Ceased To Pray For You
Contributed on Jan 30, 2026
Colossians 1:9-14 teaches us that because believers are in Christ, we must pray to be filled with the knowledge of his will so we can walk worthily of the Lord.
Introduction I want to begin by asking: If God has already saved you, what should you pray for? If you are a Christian, you read your Bible daily. If you are a Christian, you pray daily. If you are a Christian, you presumably have a prayer list. And so I ask again: If God has already saved ...read more
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4. The Image Of The Invisible God
Contributed on Feb 6, 2026
Colossians 1:15-20 teaches us that the peerless Christ is supreme over all things.
Introduction The Bible is about how God saves sinners. Central to that story is the Lord Jesus Christ. The entire Old Testament looks forward to the coming—or advent—of Christ. The Gospels present Christ as God in human flesh, who came into the world to save sinners. Acts presents the good ...read more