Sermon Tone Analysis
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A spiritual gift—it is a God-given ability of extraordinary proportions for serving the body of Christ
Aspects of Gifts
• Their distribution: 1) Every believer has one; 2) The existence of them is sovereign
• The distinction
• Their variety
• Their goal
• Their priority
• Their identification—how do you know what you are gifted to do? . .
.:1)
Desire; 2) Blessing; 3) Recognition; 4) Opportunity
The diversity of gifts—12:12-31
• Two cycles
• Illustration—human body
• Application—spiritual emphasis
Major points of comparison in the physical body and the body of Christ
• Unity
• Diversity
• Cooperation
• Satisfaction
How does one become a Christian?
• Place their faith in Jesus Christ—human side
• Placed into the body of Christ—divine side
The illustration of the human body—vv.
14-26
• Diversity doesn’t destroy unity
• Diversity is necessary for unity
• Diversity is God’s arrangement
• Diversity demands dependence
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