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Lesson 10 – Complete in Christ (1st Quarter 2026)

 

Brothers and sisters, greetings in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ!

For the week of February 28 to March 6, 2026, we studied Lesson 10 – Complete in Christ (1st Quarter 2026). This lesson reminded us that Christ is sufficient for our salvation, wisdom, and daily walk. Let’s review each day’s theme and message:

📖 Sunday, March 1

Theme: The Wisdom and Knowledge of God
Paul wrote to the Colossians to strengthen them against false teachings and unite them in Christian love. He emphasized that all wisdom and knowledge are hidden in Christ (Col. 2:3). True faith is built on a solid biblical foundation, which protects the church from error and preserves its spiritual order.

🌱 Monday, March 2

Theme: Rooted and Growing in Christ
The Christian life is compared to a plant rooted in Christ. Receiving Jesus means more than accepting doctrines; it means living in Him, guided by His Word and Spirit. Paul warned that following human traditions is like being an artificial plant—appearing real but lacking life. Only in Christ can we grow and bear fruit.

✝️ Tuesday, March 3

Theme: Nailed to the Cross
Paul explained that the “record of debt” was nailed to the cross, referring to our guilt of sin and the ceremonial ordinances, not God’s moral law. Baptism symbolizes this transformation: dying to sin and rising to new life in Christ. At the cross, Jesus forgave our sins and triumphed over all powers.

🌒 Wednesday, March 4

Theme: Shadow or Reality?
Paul mentioned practices such as food offerings, festivals, new moons, and ceremonial Sabbaths. These were shadows pointing to Christ, but the reality is found in Him. The Sabbath of creation, established in Eden, is distinct from ceremonial observances and remains a memorial of God’s creative power.

⚖️ Thursday, March 5

Theme: Human Precepts
Paul warned against returning to human rules and worldly principles. Ceremonial laws fulfilled their purpose at the cross and are no longer binding. Salvation does not come through rituals but through Christ alone. Our citizenship is in heaven, and we must seek eternal realities rather than cling to earthly traditions.

📚 Friday, March 6

Theme: Additional Study
Ellen G. White reminded us that, just as in the apostles’ time, today the enemy uses philosophies, spiritualism, and criticism to weaken faith in the Bible. The follower of Christ must remain firm in the authority of Scripture and reject interpretations that distort truth. In Christ dwells the fullness of divinity, and He is the head of all powers.

✨ Spiritual Message of the Week

The central message is clear: Christ is sufficient! In Him we find wisdom, forgiveness, and victory. He is the foundation of our faith, and no human tradition or philosophy can replace His saving grace.

I warmly invite everyone to continue studying this lesson with Sister Sofonie Dala, so that together we may grow deeper in the Word and remain firmly rooted in Christ.

May the Lord keep us strong, complete in Him, until His glorious return!



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