Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Introduction
Eph 4:11-16 is a picture of the Body of Christ, the Church
v11-12 - The leadership
v13-14 - The childish
v15-16 - The mature
Exposition
Author: Paul
Audience: All the Saints
Content: Ch 4-we’re unified in our Savior
Context: Ch 4-6 Deals with the Conduct of the Church
Comparison: 1 Cor 3:1-3
Application
We must grow from a firm foundation
Do our lives look like we are standing on the solid rock of Jesus?
We must grow from a firm foundation
We must grow toward a common headship
Jesus is our salvation
Jesus is our freedom (from being slaves to sin & eternal damnation)
Jesus is our resurrection
Jesus is our peace
We must grow from a firm foundation
We must grow toward a common headship
We must grow in maturity, size, and love
(saving) faith
virtue
knowledge
self-control
steadfastness
godliness
brotherly affection
love
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