implication
Said 27 times, in 19 of 378 sermons, across 10 Sundays. Spoken as 2 forms: implication 16, implications 11.
How our pastors defined it
Nobody defined this word. It was said 27 times and never explained. That is the honest answer — this site will not hand you a dictionary definition to fill the gap, because no one in this pulpit gave one.
Across the series
Where this word has been used, and how much. The entry itself is church-wide on purpose — a word is a word, whichever series it turned up in.
| Series | Times said | Sermons | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Romans | 20 | 13 | |
| Let Us | 3 | 3 |
27 lines in context
Unassigned
hen I see what David says here, I think David is putting this
implication
there. Man, that overwhelms me. That is an overwhelming thoug
let-us
romans
1:1-17
See, this word believe goes even further in understanding and
implication
. There is a relational trust associated with the word believe
really meditating on them, thinking deeply on them and on the
implications
of them. You see, thinking about these at a deep level, slowl
s, and what that means. He dives into some of the theological
implications
, which is really the study or the understanding of Christ and
sky is red. Now, I'm not a meteorologist, so I don't know the
implication
of a red sky. Maybe if you're a meteorologist, you'll underst
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