Sermon Tone Analysis
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Look at Jesus
Paul for Everyone: The Prison Letters (Unity in Everything (Philippians 2:1–4))
The answer must be that everyone must be focused on something other than themselves; and that something is Jesus Christ himself, the king, the Lord, and the good news which has come to take the world over in his name.
Paul wants the example of Jesus to be followed, not merely admired.
Learn from His Example
Bow your Knees
bowing our knees in the posture of service perfectly positions us for worship
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