Sermon Tone Analysis
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Ecclesiastes
The majority of us know there’s a time to be silent and a time to speak, we’re just not very good at discerning those times.
God has nothing against our ability to speak.
He created each of us with the ability to speak.
He gave us a mouth and a tongue.
He gave us a voice and He wants us to use our voices!
God tells us to use our voices...
to expose the unfruitful works of darkness ()
to tell the truth about Jesus’ love & forgiveness ()
to defend the rights of the poor and needy ()
to confess him as Lord ()
to speak for those others won’t listen to ()
to sing to God ()
to teach others spiritual truth ()
to build others up ()
to gently guide someone back on the right path ()
to pray & to praise ()
to deescalate a tense situation ()
There’s a time for silence.
God rewards those who take time to listen.
Jab 1
Jab 2
Jab 3
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