Sermon Tone Analysis
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Leave the 99 for the one.
This parable is talking about people who have left the family of God.
This past few years I believe that God has been giving us His heart for the ones who need help in our lives.
Many people have been taking time to care for a loved one and that is exactly what God wanted.
God wants His family to be a family that is willing to leave the group to take care of the ones in need or the lost in soul.
God also wants us to be willing to return back to the family after we have done what He asked of us.
This another reason for the church at Home groups.
In the gatherings where you are now you could easily find the one person who needs to not be alone.
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