Sermon Tone Analysis
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Timothy Keller describes the resurrection as “the hinge upon which the story of the world pivots.”
The doctrine of the resurrection has profound implications for how anyone lives.
The resurrection of Christ in the past and the resurrection of human beings in the future have deep practical significance for the present.
It changes the way both death and life are understood and experienced.
Paul addresses the topic of the resurrection this way:
• The Realities of the Resurrection
• The Implications of the Resurrection
• The Application of the Resurrection
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