Sermon Tone Analysis
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Background
What should we be praying about for each other?
Materially we need bread.
Spiritually we need forgiveness.
Morally we need protection.
And we need to pray more about that moral protection than we do about that physical protection.
Yeah, we pray that people might not be ill, they might not contact some disease, that they might not have to go through a surgery, etc., etc., etc., and certainly we can bring those things before the Lord.
But here we find Jesus teaching us to pray into the future with regard to where our lives are going that could become potentially ruinous, ruinous.
And that's not necessarily related to illness, disease, or tragedy; because very often those are the most spiritually strengthening events that ever happen in anybody's life.
What we need to pray about has to do with our moral direction.
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