Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Luke through the book of Acts gives us the most detailed account of our Lord so as to allow us to focus not on a seemingly bloody, defeat, buried Christ, but a Victoriously, Risen, Reigning, Returning Christ.
It also helps us to see where Christ is and also what He is doing but for us now most assuredly what He wants us to know and do.
He did not leave us Uninformed
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There is not a single issue concerning what we need to know that Christ did not inform us on.
There are some things we think we would like to know but we don’t really know what we need.
He has given us
He did not leave us Unempowered
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He did not leave us Uncomforted
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