Sermon Tone Analysis
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We Have Security in Jesus
God has a purpose for us (Eph.
2:19-22).
God wants the best for us (Rom.
8:28).
God doesn’t quit on us (Phil.
1:6).
As with anything, we need to start with the gospel.
What does it mean, here, for you as a church?
For those who have surrendered their lives to Jesus, we have assurance that we are no longer estranged from God, we are no longer foreigners.
No, indeed we are being called into a loving relationship with our Lord.
This significant because there is a fundamental big picture here that we often miss; that Jesus is building his church.
This household of God is being built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, in other words the Old and New Testament, with Jesus himself being the foundation that holds it all up.
God is not in a rush.
(Lam.
3:25-26; Psalm 37:7)
Jesus is sufficient for us (2nd Cor.
3:4-6).
God is sufficient for our growth.
(John 16:13-14)
God is sufficient to empower us.
(1st Peter 4:10-11)
Be Faithful to Your Mission
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