Sermon Tone Analysis
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Knowing yourself helps you to understand where you came from.
The Psalmist knew this and expressed it.
Newness in Attitude helps us to look at ourselves differently.
New Attitude shows us our status in this world with God.
New Attitude shows us our position with God.
New Attitude helps us to see us as we really are.
New Attitude helps us to make a sound decision of where we need to be.
New Attitude helps us with the struggle we have to be in this world without God or be with God.
A New Attitude brings us to the conclusion of giving our lives to God for a secured future.
Solomon, the wises man that ever lived said it like this,
Paul answered his own question with a New Attitude and said.
A New Attitude of understanding ourselves allows a connection to God that will last for eternity.
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