Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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I was in bi-vocational ministry out in California
Working as a youth pastor and as a surgical tech and seminary at fuller (busy time :) )
In June 2014 moved back to Green Bay (Yes back, I grew up in this area)
Dream house in ledgview
Spring Lake Church where I was helping as a Small Groups Coordinator
In Sept 2017 we launched “the House Church” out of our home.
Our home is close to here
In May one of our families left the House Church.
A family that was a part of the details coming together for us to church plant
In June one of the people who attend the church here reached out to my wife to tell her how awesome it is here at Faith.
This came at a time when we were having discussion about what we should do as a church.
I didn’t feel comfortable or wise to keep moving forward with our church model alone.
In July I reached out to Pastor Dylan and met him for breakfast.
I threw up my situation on him.
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