Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Introduction
Ever met a bad leader?
Who hasn’t right?
When I asked if you have met a bad leader, it probably took a nanosecond for your long-term memory synapses to populate a face to your imagination screen.
Some of us could list a whole bunch of bad leaders.
Every organization is susceptible to people who somehow ascend the ranks and achieve key leader status.
Sadly, many of those people are not qualified to be there.
It is a head-scratcher to figure out how they got there.
Isaiah 56:10-12
1 Peter 5:
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