Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Introduction
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The Philippian Charge to the believer is given in Philippians chapter 1 by the Apostle Paul to the believers who are in Philippi.
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As believers, we are charged to be be servants.
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a. Paul & Timothy are referred to “servants of Christ.”
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Only four people in the Bible are referred to as servants of Christ.”
c. There’s a difference between “fellow-servants” and the title, “ servants of Christ Jesus.”
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As a believer, we are charged to advance the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
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III.
As a believer, we are charged to live a life where Christ is your life not just a part of your life.
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