Sermon Tone Analysis

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1. THE CONVERSION OF THE MEMBERS
The new birth consists of more than baptism.
One has to be born of the Spirit and water.
So many Christians seem to take a casual approach to Christianity.
Conversion is, in reality, a matter of surrender of one’s life and commitment to Jesus Christ as the Lord of ourselves.
2. REGULAR ATTENDANCE
Yes, it takes more than attendance to be a Christian, but there is no way to be a Christian and develop the Christ-like life without regular worship and Bible study.
3. SANCTIFICATION
There must be a clear-cut distinction between Christians and the world.
The meshing of the church with the world is one of the greatest problems facing the twenty-first century.
4. LIBERALITY
The Lord’s people are learning more and more about sacrifice and generosity.
It is not special contributions that will make liberal givers in the long run.
But it is the commitment of regular, weekly, giving-as-prospered contributions that the church needs to develop liberality.
5. UNITY
Many congregations are marred by schism, faction, and disharmony.
The church must believe the same thing and work for the same goals.
The work of the church must be so challenging that they require the unity of all to succeed.
6. INFORMED LEADERSHIP
Leaders must be first of all committed to what the Bible says.
Leaders must also know the people.
They need to know how to lead and where to go.
It is not so much “who’s getting to run the church” as it is seeking to give preeminence to God
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