Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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~* A MAN AFTER GOD’S OWN HEART
~* David
~* IMPORTANCE
~* God Still In Command (1Sam.
12:20-25)
~* Still His people (12:22)
~* Requirements still the same (12:24)
~* God Desired It For His King (1Sam.
13:14)
~* David fit this description (Acts 13:22)
~* OBEDIENT TO GOD
~* “Who Will Do All My Will” (Acts 13:22)
~* Saul’s unlawful sacrifice (1Sam.
13:8-10)
~* Saul’s disobedience concerning the Amalekites (1Sam.
15:8-9)
~* David Spares Saul (1Sam.
24:6-7)
~* Psalm 119:33-40
~* TRUSTS IN GOD
~* In God’s Salvation
~* Saul feared Goliath (1Sam.
17:8-11)
~* David knew God’s deliverance (17:37)
~* Psalm 18:1-3
~* In God’s Timing
~* Saul did not wait (1Sam.
13:8-10)
~* David waits to be king (26:8-11)
~* Psalm 37:7-9
~* OWNS & REPENTS OF SIN
~* Owns Up To Sin
~* Saul passes the buck (1Sam.
15:13-15, 20-21)
~* David confesses his sin (2Sam.
12:13; Ps. 51:2-4)
~* Repents of Sin
~* David turns to God (Ps.
51:10-13)
~* IS HUMBLE BEFORE GOD
~* Saul Becomes Proud (1Sam.
18:6-9)
~* David Recognizes His Position Before God (Ps.
51:16-17)
~* A MAN AFTER GOD’S OWN HEART…
~* Is Obedient To God
~* Trusts In God
~* Owns Up To & Repents Of Sin
~* Is Humble Before God
\\ Yet David had HIS problems
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Bathsheba, numbered Israel…
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In what WAY was he ‘after God’s heart…
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