Sermon Tone Analysis
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Spirit Powered Going
Good soldiers are known to study history, and they do so to become better soldiers.
Good soldiers know there is much to be done.
And they see themselves—and we must view ourselves—as continuing a mission.
Acts is not merely the history of the early church; it’s the history of the mission of the early church.
And we are to continue that mission.
Acts continues right in the middle of the first book
Acts ends ubruptly meaning the mission is continuing.
verse 1. jesus’ ministry deals with words and deeds.
words and deeds go hand in hand
Fast food restuarants that are entirely different, do not go hand in hand.
seafood fastfood and burger don’t go together.
A Powered Promise worth waiting for.
Acts 1:1-5
A Powered promise worth living for.
Acts 1:6-8
A powered promise worth waiting for.
Acts 1:9-11
Spirit Powered Going
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