Sermon Tone Analysis
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Intro/Review
Last week we began the first installment of an UNORTHODOX
series on spiritual warfare.
Unorthodox - what we are NOT PRIMARILY - seeking to convince of the spiritual reality from the earthly realm, the practicalities of spiritual warfare in/as the gathered church and the life of believers.
Unorthodox - the length of the series will be much longer than what one might expect for such a series.
Instead of weeks think months.
In part because
Israel acknowledged the existence of several gods, though they proclaimed Yahweh as the only God they should worship.
The life, cross, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus transformed the way believers in Jesus spoke of God.
Christians applied language normally reserved for Yahweh to Jesus the Son and to the Holy Spirit.
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