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  1. 5:38 It says, so that you're sure of what this really is and this says, in whom we have in Christ, in whom we have redemption and if you don't know what that is, it's the forgiveness of sins because all of us start out with our own stuff. Wherever we started out, how whatever culture we grew out of, we start with our own stuff and we have sin and John would say, the one who says that they have no sin is a liar. That's a sin, right? So, we all start out that way but what he provides in Christ is forgiveness of sin which is redemption and so, I think this is probably a lot of people agree that in Greek, there's a certain rhyming pattern and it's a very succinct statement of the gospel and much like the Christ hymn in the second chapter of Philippians, a lot of people see here in the first chapter of Colossians, another Christ hymn. That maybe the case. He Is Indeed in First Place
  2. 36:05 You're the beneficiary of Jesus' work. You're the object of God's pleasure. You are the recipient of his glorious grace. You have redemption through his blood. You have forgiveness for sins. Submitting to One Another in the Fear of Christ
  3. 45:42 To the praise and glory of his grace which he favored us in the beloved. That's Christ Jesus. In Christ, we have redemption through his blood. The forgiveness of our wrongdoings. You've already won. First Be, Then Do
  4. 23:26 He is the agent of creation and he is the agent of change. He's the agent of redemption. God is reconciling all things to himself. All things whether on earth or in heaven. He's making peace by the blood of his cross. By the Will of God
  5. 4:28 The recipient of his glorious grace. You have redemption through his blood. You have received forgiveness for your sins. You get to experience the riches of god's grace. You are given what you need to understand what that means. Submitting to One Another in the Fear of Christ
  6. 20:54 In him, we have redemption through his blood. We have the forgiveness of our trespasses. He will throw them as far as the East is from the West and remember them no more. Blot them out. Though our sins were before him, he will take them and place them behind his back. By the Will of God
  7. 1:02:15 That he sent his son to provide redemption by dying for us. Amen. And in his resurrection power, those who put their faith in him are adopted into his household and we, his creation, can glorify him for all eternity. Right? Like, praise be to God that that is the reality. According to the Riches of His Glory
  8. 5:29 Paul says that he is a a marked he's a marked man. We are marked and sealed with the Holy Spirit. You have a guaranteed inheritance. You are his possession and will therefore experience a final act of glorious redemption at his return. Should he tarry at your death, right? Submitting to One Another in the Fear of Christ
  9. 37:03 Paul says, I'm a marked man and I'm sealed with the holy spirit and then he says, and so are you. I have a guaranteed inheritance, so do you. You are his possession and will therefore experience a final act of glorious redemption at his return. If you should tarry and he should come before you die. You're known as one who lives by faith. Submitting to One Another in the Fear of Christ
  10. 38:24 It's not denominational. We are unified by your spirit. We are called by your will through the blood and redemption available in Christ. So Lord God Almighty, I pray that you'd bless this little cracker that's a representation of the body of Jesus who walked out that old covenant perfectly himself. He was in all ways tempted just as we are, yet he was without sin. By the Will of God
  11. 40:17 If we can catch that and repent of it, if we can catch it and not allow the corrupting stuff to come out of our mouth. But only do that which is profitable for building up, speaking the truth and love that it may give grace to those who hear. Here we go. 30 to 32 and do not grieve the holy spirit of god by whom you were sealed for the day of redemption. That's the negative command. Put Away Falsehood, Speak the Truth in Love
  12. 41:03 The still small voice of God that is speaking to us, urging us in the way that we should go. Don't grieve that. When you hear it, be obedient to it. That's how you're sealed for the day of redemption and it says, as a positive command, which it might not look like it but it is. Let all bitterness and wrath and anger and clamor and slander be put away from you along with all malice. Put Away Falsehood, Speak the Truth in Love
  13. 55:22 Death and life are in the power of the tongue. Last one with these negative positive and then the rationale is this. Do not grieve the holy spirit of god by whom you were sealed for the day of redemption. Let all bitterness and wrath and and clamor and slander be put away from you along with all malice. Bitterness and wrath and anger and clamor and slander almost always motivated by malice. Easy to Understand, Hard to Do
  14. 29:06 We went to a church back home and it was all young people. Yeah. But we have the honor to be in the same room with folks that have been here a long time. One day, all tribes, tongues, nations, all of creation will bow down to him and recognize the most glorious truth of all time that he is the one true god who loved us so much that he sent his son to provide redemption by dying for us. Amen. According to the Riches of His Glory
  15. 3:52 In Christ, in him, we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of our wrongdoings. According to the riches of his grace which he lavished on us. In all wisdom and insight, he made known to us the mystery of his will according to his good pleasure which he set forth in him regarding his plan in the fullness of times to bring all things together in Christ. All things are be brought together in Christ. Things in the heavens and things on earth. Walk Worthy: Put Off, Put On
  16. 57:30 Be tender hearted just like Jesus, man of sorrows, acquainted with grief, wept over the city of Jerusalem, wept with Martha and Mary about the death of their brother. Tender hearted and be forgiven one another just as god in Christ forgave you. So, that is the last of this negative positive and then we'll jump over into chapter five and wrap up. Do not grieve the holy spirit of god by whom you were sealed for the day of redemption. God has transformed you by your belief in Jesus. Easy to Understand, Hard to Do
  17. 1:17 In him, Christ, we have redemption through his blood, Christ's blood, the forgiveness of our trespasses and sins and that is all according to the riches of god's grace which he lavished upon us and all wisdom and insight making known to us the mystery of his will. If you hit that and you go, god has made known to us the mystery of his will. I just prayed that I don't know what your will is, lord. I do know that his will is that people come to know him experientially and be saved. I do know that. Be the Church God Wants to See in the World
  18. 4:31 It can look different, but we all start out in the domain of darkness. The prince of the power of the air, it is different forms of oppression from the evil one. But God, it says, who's qualified us to share in the inheritance of the saints of light, give him thanks because he rescued us from the domain of darkness, whatever it looked like, and he has transferred us into the kingdom of his beloved son, Jesus. He's transferred us from one to the other. It is the work of god that happens and this says, in whom we have redemption comma, the forgiveness of sins. He Is Indeed in First Place
  19. 1:09:54 It told some of the story but it's the righteousness of god through faith in Jesus Christ for all those who believe for there's no distinction. All of sin fall short of the glory of God. But being justified as a gift by his grace through the redemption which is in Christ Jesus, whom God displayed publicly as a propitiation when he humbled himself, humbled himself death, even death of a cross. Propitiation means he paid the penalty for sins of all who would believe. And if you are someone who has put their faith in Christ, I don't care what stripe of Christian you are, you are welcome at this table. Give Me Jesus
  20. 4:20 In him, we also have obtained an inheritance. Having been predestined according to the purpose of him who works all things in accordance with the plan of his will to the end that we who were the first to hope in Christ would be to the praise of his glory. In him, all y'all also after listening to the message of truth, of the good news of your salvation, having also believed it, you were sealed in him with the Holy Spirit of the promise, who is the first installment of our inheritance. In regard to the redemption of god's own possession to the praise of his glory. For this reason too, I having heard of the faith in the lord Jesus which exist among you and your love for all of the saints, I don't cease giving thanks for you while making mention of you in my prayers. Walk Worthy: Put Off, Put On

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