Sermon Tone Analysis
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• Our future: Its assurance (vv. 1, 5)
• Our future: Its anticipation (vv.
2-4)
• Our future: Its impact (vv.
6-10)
The judgment seat—v.
10
• Answering to God is inevitable
• It will be thorough
• It will be fair
• It will be general
• It will not involve sin
True Ministry: Its Motive and Message—5:11-21
• Its motive—5:11-15
• Its message—5:16-21
Reconciliation
• To adjust to a standard
• The elements of biblical reconciliation . . .
: 1) The need: a) Man cannot adjust to God (man has offended God—sinner); b) God cannot adjust to man (He can’t compromise); c) Man is unsavable; 2) The standard: a) God is the constant; 2) Man can’t adjust to God; God can’t adjust to man; 3) God establishes a way to where man can be adjusted to God; 4) Savable
Man moves from . . .
• Unsavable
• Savable
• Saved
Aspects of the cross
• Redemption—the cross sin-ward
• Propitiation—the cross God-ward
• Reconciliation--the cross man-ward
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