Sermon Tone Analysis
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Introduction
Matthew
Matthew 4:18
Matthew 4:20
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Matthew
Matthew 28:19-20
Keeping with the Christmas theme and with the theme on discipleship here is a gift.
This is called an Inclusio in understanding the Scripture - Matthews Gospel begins with the announcement of Gabriel to Joseph that he is to keep Mary a virgin until after the birth of Jesus.
Matthew then quotes
We are talking about discipleship, or disciplemaking as part of the culture of the church.
That is, that Long Branch Covenant Church become a disciple making church.
Follow ME
It is not following a religion.
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