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Colossians 11923 What Is Reconciliation reconcile to make friendly again or win over to a friendly attitude Websters apokatallsso to change from one condition into another so as to remove all enmity and leave no impediment to unity and peace Vines ID: 382385

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Reconciled in Christ

Colossians 1:19-23Slide3

What Is Reconciliation?

reconcile

: “to make friendly again or win over to a friendly attitude” (Webster’s).

apokatallsso

: “to change from one condition into another, so as to remove all enmity and leave no impediment to unity and peace” (Vine’s). Slide4

1. Reconciliation Is Necessary

Before

reconciliation we were alienated and enemies (v. 21).

alienated

: to be estranged or separated, to be shut out from one’s fellowship, to cause to be withdrawn or detached.

enemies

: one who is hated, hostile, in opposition to another.

Reconciliation is necessary because without it we are doomed to suffer the eternal consequences of our

sins. Slide5

1. Reconciliation Is Necessary

After

we are reconciled we are presented to God as… (v. 22)

holy

: sanctified, set apart for God’s use.

blameless

: without being guilty of anything worthy of

blame.

above

reproach

: guilty of nothing that can be called into account,

unreprovable

(KJV). Slide6

2. Reconciliation Is Possible

The death of Jesus Christ is the means by which God reconciles all things back to Himself

.

v. 20 –

peace

is made by the

blood of His cross

, not by our good works or by God’s willful oversight of our transgressions.

vs. 21-22 – we are

reconciled in the body of His flesh through death

. Slide7

2. Reconciliation Is Possible

Reconciliation and salvation are

found

only

in

Jesus Christ.

v. 20 -

“all

things”

God

has not chosen to save different people with different Saviors. All the fullness dwells in Jesus (v. 19), and it is through Jesus alone that reconciliation is offered to mankind.

Acts

4:12; John

14:6 Slide8

3. Reconciliation Is Conditional

If

we continue in the

faith.

1

Thess. 3:5; Heb. 3:12-14, 10:38; Rev.

2:10

 

If

we are grounded and steadfast.

Col

. 2:6-7; Matt.

7:24-27

 

If

we are not moved away from the hope of the gospel which we have heard. Slide9

If you are not a Christian…

You are currently an enemy of God because of your sins and stand to suffer His eternal wrath.

You can be saved and brought into fellowship with God if you will respond in obedience to the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Being a Christian will require continued steadfastness and growth

.