Sermon Tone Analysis

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Introduction
When we come near the end of our life, what will we be thinking about and concerned about?
Some of us may have been with or near other people when they were nearing the end.
What did we notice they were focused on?
Moses
Moses’ final recorded speech dealt with the people he was leaving behind and the God who had saved them.
His final gazes were upon the promised land.
Jesus
Before the death of Jesus, we see what He was concerned with.
Even on the way to the cross and on the cross Jesus was concerned with the welfare of others.
Before the ascension of Jesus, we see what He was concerned with.
Before ascending Jesus was focused on:
the teaching of others,
the salvation of souls, and
blessing of others.
Paul
What is Paul looking forward to?
The crown of righteousness.
What was Paul talking about right before discussing his own death?
Paul was giving instructions to Timothy regarding evangelism and the saving of souls.
What Was Their Focus?
The people they were leaving behind, their welfare, and their continued work for God
God
The promised land and the reward
What Was Not Their Focus?
How many possessions they owned
The current or future status of their physical home
How much money they currently had
Living a sinful life pursuing earthly pleasures
Conclusion
“Were these the final thoughts of Moses, Jesus, and Paul, because they were looking back and wishing that their lives had been focused on these things?”
“Or were these the final thoughts of Moses, Jesus, and Paul, because this is what their lives were about?”
If you want these to be your final thoughts, will they be your final thoughts because that is what your life was about, or will they be your final thoughts because you wish these were the things your life had been about?
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