Sermon Tone Analysis
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What forms our conduct?
I am God’s temple.
We, the church, are God’s temple.
Unity as God’s temple.
Faithful servants of Christ, and stewards of the Gospel.
I am a faithful servant of Christ.
I am a steward of the Gospel.
How do we, as faithful servants and stewards, conduct ourselves?
We conducts ourselves in humility, entrusting ourselves to God.
Unity through humility.
We conduct ourselves in repentance, with grief for sin, and call our brothers and sisters in Christ to do the same.
Unity through repentance.
We do not boast in our sin or the sin of others.
The church’s conduct removes the unrepentant brothers and sisters from their midst.
Unity through church discipline.
We conduct reconciliation.
Unity through reconciliation.
We conduct ourselves in purity to glorify God.
Unity through purity for God’s glory
Our conduct trusts God in our relationships.
Unity through trusting God with relationships.
Our conduct surrenders rights for weaker brothers and sisters.
Unity through surrendered rights.
Our conduct for the glory of God.
I am for God’s glory
Unity through God’s glory.
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