Sermon Tone Analysis
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The Church that Prays Together...
A. There was a problem
On one hand a good problem
the church was growing and expanding
it was a diverse church
with diversity comes misunderstanding
on the other hand...
There was grumbling in the camp
the word that Luke uses here is the same word that the Septuagint used to describe the Israelites in the desert
A. Two ministries here
ministering of the word
serving the people
on an equal footing
Peter is speaking about which ministries the apostles had to do and the ministries that the soon to be selected deacons had to do
Don’t hear me saying that Pastors and leaders pray and minister the word and lay people serve…its not that at all
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