Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Resist - Speak - Stand
Resist
We must resist him (James 4:7).
How?
By refusing him a place at the table of our mind, our heart, our behavior (Eph.
4:27).
The dumbbell on the shelf vs. the dumbbell in the hand: That we resist matters, but also HOW we resist matters.
Living, learning, straining, failing, returning.
Speak
Tempted 40 Days, not after 40 days.
Lies.
*It is written… It is written… It has been said…*
(Luke 4:1-4).
Boldly because it is the Gospel (Eph.
6:19-20).
The football player who would run across the field when he heard the Lord’s name taken in vain: We can speak inwardly or to the source of the Devil’s influence.
Stand
Preparation (Eph.
6:14-17).
Prayer (Eph.
6:18).
The preacher who was propositioned and the prayer that saved him.
Posture (Eph.
6:11, 13, 14) .
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