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He’s Everything to Me
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He’s Everything to Me
By Bill Whittaker
Eighth Sunday after Pentecost (C)July 22, 2007He’s Everything to MeColossians 1:15-28 This passage of Scripture contains a majestic hymn of praise to Christ. One writer said these words are “a loftier conception of Christ’s person than is found anywhere else in the writings of Paul.” The passage focuses on who He is, what He did, and the response that is required of us. When you can affirm of Christ, “He’s everything to me,” you will discover the fullness...

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