February 15th, 2026
The Preeminence of Christ
Hope Sabbath School
In this study of Colossians 1, Paul opens his letter to the Colossians by revealing the supremacy and glory of Jesus. The lesson highlights Christ’s central role in creation, redemption, and the life of every believer, encouraging us to trust that Christ alone reconciles and sustains us.
Colossians 1 reveals the majesty of Christ, emphasizing His supremacy over all creation and His central role in salvation. Paul affirms Christ as the visible expression of the invisible God, and invites believers to trust fully in His power, love, and authority. Paul’s message reminds the church that everything we are and everything we believe rests securely in Christ. This study calls us to marvel at the glory of Jesus and worship Him as Lord, the One who holds first place in all things.
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