Sermon Tone Analysis
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1 Peter 1:1-2 “Joyful Exile”
Planned by God
It is God’s plan that brought us to exile.
We can have joy because God’s plans are always good.
God’s Power at Work
We have been set apart for exile by the power of the Holy Spirit.
We can have joy because of the power that set us apart and remains with us.
Obedience
We were set apart so that we could lay down all else to follow Jesus.
We can have joy that we’ve been given a better master and direction.
Blood
The blood of Jesus purchased our exile.
We can have joy that the price has been paid.
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