Sermon Tone Analysis
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Introduction: Invasion v 9-10
9-10
Introductory story, with the arrival, comes change
They say Aslan is on the move...
John 1:1-
We can’t see unless we go.
Inspection v 11-16
Neh took the time to see the damage and take a realistic look at the job.
Nehemiah took the time to see the damage and take a realistic look at the job.
Fire inspection, dental visit, Tacoma YFC
We should examine ourselves
Phil 2
We should examine our church
Revelation 2:2-
Revelation 3:14-
We have to take the time to look into the hard places.
The people of Jerusalem walked around broken walls every day…never looked.
Invitation v 17-18
Nehemiah 2:17-18
It contains four elements: a pervasive sense of identification, an acknowledgement of the seriousness of Jerusalem’s plight, an appeal to specific action, and a personal testimony.
Pervasive sense of identification: You see the trouble WE are in
An acknowledgement of the seriousness
An appeal to a specific action
A personal testimony
Jesus invitation to us
Matthew
Matthew 28:
Once we see, we respond.
Incarnation v 19-20
God is the one who sees the work done.
Christ in you the hope of Glory.
God works through you.
Philippians 2:
When we respond, God can and will work through us.
nehemiah 2:
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