Sermon Tone Analysis
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1 Peter 3:8-12 “Relationships in Exile”
Right Mind
The right mind is a shared mind, thinking as Christ.
The right mind will lead us to have a genuine care for one another.
Humility is the key to having a shared, Christ-like mind.
Blessing
We cannot live our lives based on what others do to us.
We will experience the fullness of God's blessing as we bless others.
This is an opportunity to show that Jesus came to bring a blessing to those who reviled Him.
Doing Good
Deception can never be a part of our lives.
We must pursue peace by doing what is right.
We continue to do good because God is good.
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