Sermon Tone Analysis
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Follow up/Discipleship
Now, as we come to verse 36, the Jerusalem Council is over.
The results have been announced to the people in Antioch.
There’s great rejoicing, great celebration, great joy because their salvation is valid by grace alone, and of course there is, that’s how you’re saved.
And as we press forward we see the begins of the second missionary tour, and through this beginning narrative we can pull out several key components for effective evangelism.
I continuously pray and I ask that we do so collectively in that evangelism remains core to our hearts.
Paul and Barnie clearly had a heart for those they led to Christ during their first missionary journey through Galatia.
This shows the emphasis on discipleship.
Its one thing to preach the gospel, its an entirely other thing to give one’s life to for follow-up and discipleship.
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