Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Pastoring is As Pastoring Does - what am I doing day in and day out for souls to be saved and changed
Though their methods vary, they flow from one common conviction: all pastoral work is rooted in a pastoral habitus, or disposition.
What every pastor does day after day is an expression of who the pastor is as a servant of Christ and a steward of God’s mysteries (1 Cor 4:1).
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