Sermon Tone Analysis
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Intro
Paul has certainly left his mark in Demascus
He had made a name for him self in short order
He stormed the Synagog
He confounded the Jews where they were at
He had a bounty for his death
He had good friends in the church
He had made a reputation for himself and he was paying the price for it.
In this circumstance he had a good reputation and people didn’t like it.
When he enters Jerusalem it isn’t the same story.
He now had two different reputations.
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In Damascus he was the preacher of Christ
2. In Jerusalem he was the persecutor of Christians
Early on in your Christian life you may find that you are living a double life.
In church your known by one thing and in school your known by another.
Example:
Mom’s house vs. Dads house
Church vs.s School
It is hard to live consistently especially when you are a new Christian.
But it must happen.
If we continue to live a double life we will not be living in obedience to God.
How do we live consistently?
Good friends
Join the right groups
Do what is right
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