Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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An Elect Church (1:4): They have been chosen by God himself.
An Alive Church (1:1–3)
For their strong faith (1:1–3a)
For their labor of love (1:3b)
A Model Church (1:5–7)
Paul’s example to the church (1:5–6)
His preaching is anointed by the Holy Spirit (1:5).
His personal lifestyle is anointed by the Holy Spirit (1:6).
Their example to the world (1:7): They were a model to all the believers in Greece.
An Evangelistic Church (1:8): Their faith in God has become known everywhere.
An Expecting Church (1:9–10): They are looking forward to the return of Jesus from heaven.[1]
[1] Outline Adpated from Willmington, H. L. (1999).
The Outline Bible ().
Wheaton, IL: Tyndale House Publishers.
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