Sermon Tone Analysis
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INTRODUCTION:
I- RECOGNIZE THE PERIL OF THE WICKED.
A- Destruction (Psalm 37:2, 9, 10, 38)
B- Personal Pain (Psalm 37:15, 17)
C- Perish Forever (Psalm 37: 20, 36)
D- Plans Thwarted (Psalm 37: 32-33, 35)
E- Become God’s Enemies (Psalm 37: 13)
II- RESPOND IN RIGHTEOUSNESS
A- Do not fret (Psalm 37:1, 7-8)
B- Trust in the Lord (Psalm 37:3)
C- Commit your way to the Lord (Psalm 37:5)
D- Rest in the Lord (Psalm 37:7)
E- Forsake Wrath (Psalm 37:8)
F- Follow God’s Way (Psalm 37:23-24)
G- Speak God’s Wisdom (Psalm 37:30-31)
H- Wait on the Lord (Psalm 37:34)
I- Draw your strength from the Lord.
(Psalm 37:39-40)
III- RELY ON GOD’S PROMISES
A- The promise of provision (Psalm 37:4, 25)
B- The promise of vindication (Psalm 37:6, 19)
C- The promise of inheritance (Psalm 37:9)
D- The promise of peace (Psalm 37:11, 37)
E- The promise of God’s keeping (Psalm 37:24, 28, 31)
F- The promise of deliverance (Psalm 37:33)
G- The promise of honor (Psalm 37:34)
H- The promise of strength (Psalm 37:39)
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