Sermon Tone Analysis
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FCF:
Introduction
Big Idea: Knowing the Truth Transforms Us.
The Truth Creates Community
Explain: Luke begins his gospel by explaining that he is not doing something new.
He was not an eyewitness himself, but a Gentile physician who became a companion of Paul, but he is passing on the work of the eyewitnesses, servants of the Word.
The idea of being ministers of the Word immediately helps us to see that Paul was no mere
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The Truth Creates Certainty
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