Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Conscientiousness
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*Spiritual Ingratitude is evidenced by:*
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q Self- righteousness
q Judgmentalism
q Legalism
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One of the primary steps to be taken in the Christian life is to realize our condition.
We are dead in the water.
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q Dead in our sins
q Dead in our nature
*/Why is it so hard for us to admit our need?/*
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q Somehow we feel diminished
q We want to be self- sufficient when we are helpless
q It makes us different than others
q We don’t want to be seen as “bad” because it makes us ashamed
What has Christ done for us?
Verse 13 tells us:
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q He has made us alive
q He has forgiven our sins
q He has removed the major obstacle that keeps us from Christ.
(v.14)
q He has conquered the Devil (v.
15)
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