Sermon Tone Analysis

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TEXT: Acts 20–28.
INTRODUCTION:
1.
This is a very important topic.
2. We cannot really understand it without first understanding the mission of the church—and the importance of that mission.
(1)The work of the church—explained: to save souls.
a. Christ came to seek and save the lost—Lk.
19:10.
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