Sermon Tone Analysis
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*INTRODUCTION*
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*1. **We looked at Peter last week*
a. Just an ordinary guy
b.
Just like you and me
c. Peter had a good traits
d.
Peter also had some bad traits
e. Just an ordinary guy who God used in a MIGHTY way
f.
Peter seemed to have preeminence among the apostles was actually NOT the first disciple called
i.
It was ANDREW
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His brother
*2.
**We know Peter was a very outgoing person*
a. Maybe you can’t identify with him
b.
When you look at the lives of the apostles you see such a diverse collection of personality
c. May be you are not a Peter
d. May be you are a Andrew
e. Let us look at Andrew and see if we can identify with him
*ANDREW STEPPED OUT IN FAITH*
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*1. **Andrew lived in Bethsaida*
a. Small town northwest of the Sea of Galilee
*John 1:44 *Now Philip was of Bethsaida, the city of Andrew and Peter.
b.
There, he and his brother, Simon (who we know as Peter) were fishermen
c. Name means /Manly, / /Mighty One /or /Conqueror/
*2.
**As we read last week Andrew was a disciple of John the Baptist*
a.
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