Sermon Tone Analysis
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The name, "Paul", speaks to us of God's amazing grace.
Before his conversion, he was "Saul."
By the grace of God, he became Paul.
He was "called" by God.
The great turnarond in his life came when he heard the voice of Jesus.
It was a question about the way he was living - "Saul, Saul, why do you persecute Me?" (Acts 9:4).
This was not only a call to stop persecuting Christ.
It was also a call to start preaching Christ.
The persecuor became the preacher.
God's call comes to us in the power of the Holy Spirit.
We are called to salvation.
We are called to service.
We have been saved by the Lord.
Let us serve the Lord.
In this life of salvation and service, we learn, again and again, of the faithfulness of God (1 Corinthians 1:9).
We dare not ever think of ourselves as great servants of God.
We must always think of God as the God of great faithfulness (Lamentations 3:23).
In His great faithfulness, God gives us His great strength so that we might live as His faithful servants (1 Corinthians 1:8).
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