Sermon Tone Analysis
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Love is a marker of the Church
See also Jn 13:34; Jn 15:12; Eph 5:1–2; 1 Jn 3:10
Biblical Fellowship leads to Spiritual Growth of the whole
Worshipping together
See also Ps 42:4; 1 Co 14:26; Eph 5:19; Col 3:16
Praying together
See also Ac 4:24; Ac 12:12; Jas 5:16
Breaking bread together
1 Co 10:16–17; 2 Pe 2:13; Jud 12 Love feasts accompanied the Lord’s Supper though these were open to abuse.
True fellowship means sharing with those in need
See also Ac 20:34–35; Eph 4:28
Showing hospitality
See also Is 58:7; Heb 13:1–2; 1 Pe 4:9; 3 Jn 8
Sharing money and possessions
Dt 15:10–11; Ac 2:44–45
See also Dt 10:18–19 God’s people are to reflect his concern for the needy in society; Mt 25:35–36; Lk 3:11; Ac 4:32–35; 2 Co 8:13–15; 1 Ti 6:17–18; Jas 1:27; Jas 2:15–16
Examples of sharing with the needy
Job 31:16–20 Job’s compassion for the needy; Ac 6:1 the daily distribution to widows; Ac 9:36 Tabitha’s concern for the poor
The collection for believers in Judea:
Ac 11:29–30; Ro 15:26; 2 Co 8:3–4
Strengthening one another in fellowship together
Bearing with the weak
See also Is 42:3; Ro 14:1; Ro 15:1; 1 Th 5:14
Strengthening the weak
See also Job 4:3–4
Encouraging one another
See also 1 Sa 23:16; Ro 1:12; 1 Th 5:11; Heb 13:3
Putting the needs of others first
See also 1 Co 10:24; 1 Co 10:32–33
True fellowship means living in harmony
See also Ro 12:16; Eph 4:2–3; Php 2:1–4; Col 3:12–14
Showing equal concern for all
Ac 10:34; 1 Co 12:25; Jas 2:1–4
Examples of fellowship
Nu 10:31–32 Moses and Hobab; 1 Sa 18:3 David and Jonathan; 2 Ki 10:15–16 Jehu and Jehonadab
Failure to exhibit true fellowship
1 Sa 30:22 Troublemakers in David’s army are unwilling to share the spoils; 1 Co 1:11–12 factions within the church at Corinth; 1 Co 11:17–22 Selfishness at love feasts humiliates the poor.
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