Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Analytical
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Openness
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Extraversion
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Agreeableness
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He Cried for Deliverance
extol, drawn me up.
Enemies don’t have the last laugh.
cried and you healed me.
He was about to die but God restored me.
Pain for a night but joy in the morning
Conceit
His Conceit was Destroyed
David had an issue of self confidence.
Or, better yet, confidence in his prosperity.
Sometimes when everything is going good we have a tendency to rest in the good than rest in God.
But do not get so comfortable that you forget that the Lord gives and the Lord can take away.
Just a soon as you received you can be on the end of a dire situation.
David was convinced that because God had elevated him so high that he could not be touched.
This is why Paul says tells the Corinthians that if you think you stand take heed lest you fall.
Celebration makes him Dance
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