Sermon Tone Analysis
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Mary Marosi
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The Need for Discipleship
Decline is Natural,
Decline hopefully is followed by Restoration,
2. The Need for Growth
Discipleship is a cycle of Training,
a. and what — USING THE GOSPEL (see context)
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b. you have heard from me in the presence of many witnesses — AS YOU WERE TRAINED
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c. “entrust to faithful men,” – Train the teachable
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d. “who will be able to teach others also.”
– Who will train others:
Application Illustration:
3. The Need for Obedience
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