Sermon Tone Analysis
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Discipleship Keys from Ephesus
Setting the stage (Acts 18-19)
When Paul arrived in Ephesus He spoke boldly in the synagogue for about 3 months — but some of them rejected Him and caused so much trouble that Paul shook the dust from his feet and took the message to the street…ministering to both Jew and Greek for about 2 years
Acts 19:
Paul was the founding pastor and spent about 3 years there in Ephesus…then later sent Timothy there.
Some discipleship keys from Ephesus
The priorities of the people
The epistle to the Ephesian church reveals their needs, their strengths, etc.
And Paul reaffirms His role as Apostle and missionary sent by God.
The pastoral priorities
2. The pastoral priorities
What significance is there to leading a church that disciples?
What role does the pastor play?
Look at Paul’s letters to Timothy and Titus for a great description
3. The leadership community and outreach
The leadership community and outreach
Paul’s lectures in the hall of Tyrannus served as a training ground for new leaders - demonstrating real evangelism in action.
By piecing together the relationship between training and evangelism and seeing how it was done locally (Ephesus) and in Asia, we can discover Ephesus’ formal strategies for reproduction and multiplication — Anderson
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