Sermon Tone Analysis
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Introduction
3 Good Reasons to Get and Stay Fit
Taking care of your body is expected by God
Biblical Background
Taking care of your body is required by God
Taking care of your body is blessed by God
Excuses for Not Exercising
I don’t have time
I’m too tired
Biblical Background
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It costs too much
I’m not motivated
I never stick to it
I can't do it alone
I’m too old
It’s too boring
It hurts
I’m too fat
I’m already thin
I walk enough throughout the day
I never see any result
Biblical Background
Keys to Successful Fitness
Have a goal
Conclusion
Conclusion
Develop a plan
Eat better
Rest well
Maintain an adequate routine
Use the best tools you can
Push when you don’t feel like it
Don’t stop until you’re done
Switch it up every now and then
Continue as long as you are physically able
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