Sermon Tone Analysis
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Introduction
Recent Pew Research Group shows:
One in Three Americans are now religiously unaffiliated.
63% down from 75% in 2007
45% of US Adults pray daily
41% of US Adults consider religion important
25% or US Adults attend religious services once a week (7% twice)
Observation
He finds them RECLINING
Those that walked with him intimately missed the shift
They have the experience, and the information and still didn’t believe.
Jesus flips there ministry outlook inside out.
The Evolving Church still needs the Early Church’s power
Maybe your church is empty because it can’t be identified.
Application
Post-Quarantine Church by Thom Rainer
Gather Differently and Better
Seize Your Opportunity to Reach the Digital World
Reconnect with the Community Near Your Church
4. Take Prayer to a New and Powerful Level
5. Rethink Your Facilities for Emerging Opportunities
6. Make Lasting Changes that Will Make a Differences
Prayer
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