Sermon Tone Analysis
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Introduction
“Paul’s solution to the antagonisms in the home and in society was regeneration—a new heart from God and a new submission to Christ and to one another.
Paul indicated that this spiritual harmony begins in the lives of Christians who are submitted to the lordship of Christ.” Warren Wiersbe
Excerpt From: Warren W. Wiersbe.
“Be Rich (Ephesians).”
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https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/be-rich-ephesians/id505305623?mt=11
Excerpt From: Warren W. Wiersbe.
“Be Rich (Ephesians).”
1. Honor The Lord in Your Home
2. Honor The Lord in The Marketplace
3. Honor The Lord in The Church
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