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Colossians, Week 4

Scott Moore, Lead Pastor

June 22, 2025

Jesus is the visible image of the invisible God, supreme over all creation and the head of the church. Though we often elevate other things in our lives - from sports figures to relationships - only Jesus deserves the highest place of authority. He existed before everything, created all things, and holds creation together. Jesus reconciled us to God through His death, making us holy and blameless. When we properly elevate Jesus in our lives, He becomes our first resource in every situation, not our last resort.

God's will for our lives begins with His rescue operation through Jesus, bringing us from darkness into light. It extends beyond salvation to living a life that pleases God and bears fruit. This transformed life isn't achieved through our own efforts but through the Holy Spirit's empowerment with knowledge, wisdom, power, endurance, patience, and joy. Understanding God's will isn't about getting specific answers to every question but embracing a lifestyle of surrender, transformation, and spiritual empowerment that allows us to live in our inheritance now.

True significance is found in being God's person, having faith in Jesus, and loving others.