Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Opener: YouTube is the modern version of “how to”
Big Idea: We are called to live a life worthy of the Gospel (Paul gives two examples.)
Timothy ()
Living out what Paul was teaching
Jesus before his own needs
A commitment to the Gospel
No man is an island
Paul needed Timothy still
We need people in our lives
Epaphroditus ()
Three distinct relationships
Brother
Worker
Soilder
Two more defining titles
Your messenger
My minister
Willing to risk his life for the gospel
Example Bill Larson
Us
Are you living as an example?
Who are your examples?
Honor them.
Closing: We are called to live a life worthy of gospel
Question: Examine your testimony
We need the older generation to show us what it looks like to be sold out for Jesus
We can learn the rest from YouTube
The younger generation needs to search out the older generation and learn from them
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