Sermon Tone Analysis
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Stephen’s Defense/speech
Stephen’s Death
The Church Persecuted
Philip in Samaria
The Ethiopian Eunuch
The Holy Spirit and Witnessing
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The Holy Spirit supports believers in witnessing
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2. The Holy Spirit empowers effective witness
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He confirms the testimony of believers
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He convinces people of their need
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He brings people to new birth
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The Holy Spirit guides believers in witnessing
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7. Witnessing and spiritual warfare
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8. Witnessing and persecution
a. Witnessing results in persecution
See also ; ; Stephen’s witnessing leads him to become the first Christian martyr.
The English word “martyr” comes from the Greek word for “witness”; ; ; ; ; ; ;
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Supernatural help to face persecution
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c. Witness is promoted by persecution
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