Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Extraversion
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Claim - Spirit-filled people still sin, feel the guilt and need to call on our merciful God for forgiveness.
Focus - We should call on the Lord’s mercy for forgiveness and renewal and joy.
Function - To cause us to abhor sin, repent, call on the Lord and praise and enjoy him.
PRAY
Have you ever sinned so catastrophically that you wonder if you can be forgiven?
Or so persistently that you have become embarrassed to even ask God for forgiveness?
You’ll see we are given the context of the Psalm before it begins.
Of course you have!
Because even the great king of Israel - King David did.
We’re told why Daivd wrote this Psalm right away...
A Psalm of David - When the prophet Nathan came to him after David had committed adultery with Bathsheba:
And so we will paint that picture as a context before we look at the Psalm,
3000 years have passed, but little has changed in the depravity of mankind’s heart.
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