Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Needs, Not wants
Pardon - Kapatawaran
Why?
We are sinners
Unless we are pardoned we are destined for destruction
How?
God sent His Son
Romans 5.
Peace - Kapayapaan
Christ gives us Peace
Peace with God
Christ gives us peace
Peace with God
Peace with God is reconciliation with God, because we have been pardoned!
Peace of God
Power - Kapangyarihan
Why?
Weakness makes us vulnerable to sin, to despair, to demonic influence.
Christ gives us Power
We need power over our enemies
Luke 10.19
Mark 16.1
Power comes by the Holy Spirit
Provision - Kakilanganin
Why?
God knows our needs
God can supply your needs
Needs follow Spiritual priorities
Conclusion - God is all we need!
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