Sermon Tone Analysis
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The Things a Church Can Do and Still Not Love
Rev
They worked hard
They were diligent workers for Christ
They worked hard for Christ
They endured
They didn’t tolerate evil
They evaluated teaching
It was the practices of the Nicolaitans that they hated not the people.
They hadn’t lost their love for the truth.
They Witnessed Boldly
Enduring Patiently (mentioned twice)
Bearing Up for Christ’s Name
Carrying the cause, not afraid to champion the cause.
To testify boldly
Not Growing Weary
They Abandoned Their First Love
Having Jesus against you
repent, and do the works you did at first.
If not, I will come to you and remove your lampstand from its place, unless you repent.
The way it is structured implies all love
A love for each other
A Love for Christ
A love for the world
They hadn’t lost their love for the truth
How Do we Keep Our First Love?
rev 2:5
Remember
Keep on remembering
Remember the love of Christ
Remember the forgiveness
When we understand our own forgiveness we can forgive and love others
The language implies that it should never be forgotten, when we forget how we felt the day we discovered Christ we risk losing our ability to love.
Christ is the example of perfect love.
Sacrifice, forgiveness, are things we must be reminded of.
Repent
This one is more difficult since we don’t usually think about repenting or turning away from something that we are not doing
Return
To the things you did at first.
Maybe you served more
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