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Session 2 Video

Remembering who you are, what God is done, and where God is taking you.

Session 2

Interrupt Forgetting (1:1-14)

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https://content.lessons.church/files/study/gk5fVvmWtYV/OnKPPf0a8KZ/Colossians (Michael DeFazio) 2020.pdf?dt=1661521291626

Michael DeFazio (New Testament and Hermeneutics Professor at Ozark Christian College) takes a verse-by verse look at the book of Colossians to celebrate Christ’s supremacy and encourage us to keep walking in Christ. Michael explains the framework to spiritual formation and how family and work relationships are a matter of discipleship. The heart of this study is the reminder that Jesus is enough to save you completely.

Colossians

Michael DeFazio delves into Colossians, focusing on Christ's supremacy, spiritual growth, discipleship in daily relationships, and the total salvation through Jesus.

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**Opening Thoughts**

- Looking back and ahead… 

- What is going on in 1:1-14?

**Remember who you are (1:1-2)**

- “in Colossae, in Christ”

- “saints” / “holy people”

**Remember what God has done (1:3-8)**

- Faith (and) love (from) hope

- The “fruit” of the gospel

**Remember where God is taking you (1:9-14)**

- Growing in wisdom… 

- “walking worthily”

**Those who fall first drift; those who drift first forget; so…**

**Questions for Discussion and Reflection**

- What was going on in Colossae and how does that compare to our culture? 

- When was the last time you were tempted to think Jesus wasn’t sufficient to provide everything you need? 

- In what way have you seen God move in your life and in the lives of those around you? 

- Which of the things Paul prays for is most encouraging to you? Which is the one that you’re most excited about becoming?

Interrupt Forgetting (1:1-14)

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