Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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READ 1 Peter 5:1-5
A word to the elders (v.
1-4)
Presbyteros- a person of responsibility and authority, a servant leader
qualifications
1 Tim.
3:1-7
responsibilities
see to the spiritual health an well-being of the congregation
help others understand Scripture
assist in arbitration, peace-keeping
assist in matters of church discipline
realities
sheep/shepherds
not a matter of deserving, but rather grace
parameters (1 Peter 5:1-3)
be shepherds (Ps 23)
exercise oversight willingly
not for shameful gain but eagerly
not domineering, but be an example
rewards (for all)
crown of glory- Knowing Jesus experientially
A Word to the congregation (v. 5)
be subject (cooperation)
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