Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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I. Introduction.
It is a great blessing to preach the Word of God!
I find that the best sermons are those built on a central theme.
One big idea!
Some eternal truth from God’s Word is presented and supported and then applied to our lives!
Jesus wants a relationship with you that is deeper than rules and regs.
He’s taken everything into account.
Jesus wants you to have peace.
He died to give it to you!
You should protect your peace!
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