Sermon Tone Analysis
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Bulletin https://faithlife.com/slccfaith/bulletins/115388933
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“When It’s Okay to Disobey”
!! Acts 5:27-32
1) For any ________ who _______ the _____ of God’s Word, they will face _________.
2) May our ______ be, “____, give me _______ to stand, even if the ______ is very high.”
Acts 5:27
Acts 5:28
3) Because the ______ soldiers drove the _____ in Jesus’ ______ and feet and put Jesus on the cross, they thought they weren’t ______ of killing Him.
Acts 5:29
4) It’s hard to face ___________ and it’s hard to face __________.
We naturally want ________ to be good and ________ to just get along.
John 15:18-19
Acts 5:30
5) Peter _____ them to ___ Jesus is the ________ _______.
6) We must use _____ in the words we ______ and show __________ for those who don’t understand, but never __________ what is true.
Acts 5:31
7) There are a lot of ____ and honest _____ people left in this world, but the best of them still know their ______ and their ___.
Acts 5:32
II Corinthians 5:17
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