Sermon Tone Analysis
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New Beginning
Luke - gospel - what Jesus began to do
Acts - part 2
Apostles - those who had seen and were specifically chosen
Presented himself alive - for forty days - is key
vs 4 - stay
place of rejection become place of a fresh witness
Marching Orders
vs 6-8
Locked in our wants - Kingdom restored
Instead of speculation - accomplish the task
Task is world wide - power - dunamis, witness - martys
Book Acts - finish phase one - continues today
Passing the Torch
vs. 9-11
Jesus leaves - disciples stare
Caught gazing - locked into a moment
Have a command - get on with it
Promise of His return
Preparing for Power
vs. 12-14
Obedience is key to power
Unity
Prayer
Waiting
Setting the stage and filling the vacancies - vs 15-26
Are You Ready?
Rest in this - it is His business to lead, command, impel, send, call or whatever you want to call it.
It is your business to obey, follow, move, respond, or what have you.
Jim Elliot
Are You Ready?
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