Sermon Tone Analysis
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Intro:
It is a privilege to share from the word of God today as we gather to celebrate the life of Russell.
I definitely didn’t know Russell as well as some of you, but I did get to sit around with him, Larry Sannon and Bob Westover and play guitar together on a few occasions.
We where definitely from different generations musically, but it was sure a good time.
Remembered anguish 116:1-4
Remembered mercy 116: 5-11
Fervent gratitude 116:12-19
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