Sermon Tone Analysis
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Background
Romans 15:
Gospels—the accounts of Jesus
Acts—the ministry of the Apostles and the Church
Romans—a theology for the church—GOSPEL CENTERED
When?
Missionary Journeys probably in Greece.
Romans 15:23-
Why?
Romans are healthy—this is not like most of Paul’s letters in which he writes to rebuke or correct the church.
Gospel
Jew/Gentile Tension
Missions advancing to Spain
The Gospel is not something we learn and move on from.
It only grows deeper and sweeter.
Paul and the Gospel 1-6
The origin of the gospel is God
The attestation of the gospel is Scripture
The substance of the gospel is Jesus Christ
The scope of the gospel is all the nations
The purpose of the gospel is the obedience of faith
The goal of the gospel is the honor of Christ’s name
the good news is the gospel of God, about Christ, according to Scripture, for the nations, unto the obedience of faith, and for the sake of the Name
Paul and the
Paul is thankful for the church at Rome
He prays for them
He longs to see them
Paul’s Thesis Statement about the Gospel 16-17
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