Sermon Tone Analysis
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“When sinful people live in the same world, and especially when they work in the same office and sleep in the same bed, they sin against each other.
-Elisabeth Elliot
Reconciliation will not take place when you put down your spouse.
(vv.
10-16)
Reconciliation takes place when God changes our heart.(
vv.10-16)
Reconciliation takes place when you are friends.
(vs.
16)
Reconciliation takes place when you know your spouse.
(vs.
6:1)
Reconciliation takes place when you don’t do something you will regret in the heat of the moment.
(vs.
6:2)
Tips for reconciliation
Show that you are listening with your non verbals
Don’t use logic to over power feelings.
Don’t debate
Don’t interrupt
Don’t leave prematurely
Don’t speak negatively or complain about your spouse to friends
Avoid uninviting or distant body language
Never try to win
Never Yell, use put-downs, or verbally defame your spouse
Never withhold physical intimacy or use sex to manipulate
Never dig up the past; try to stay on topic
Never put off seeking resolution.
Tommny Nelson and Matt Chandler
Solomon is ready for Reconciliation (vv.
4-10)
Are you ready for reconciliation?
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