Sermon Tone Analysis
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Abounding in hope by the Holy Spirit, Rom 15:13
Abounding in faith with thanksgiving, Col 2:7
Abounding in love toward one another, 1 Thess 3:12
Abundance
To abound is to have more than enough, to have an abundance, indeed, a super-abundance.
It is the life Christ gives us (John 10:10).
It is what Christ does with our little and makes it abundant (John 6:12–13).
It is His grace (Rom 5:15).
Any abundance we produce (1 Cor 15:58) is because He produces it through us (2 Cor 1:5).
Let God
When we allow God to keep us growing, the burden is where to put the fruit!
Joseph built huge storehouses during the 7 years of plenty in Egypt.
The disciples took up 12 baskets of “fragments” (seriously?
Fragments filling 12 baskets!!).
The ministry we have greatly exceeds whatever was before (2 Cor 3:9).
Thus, we work, and we do so abundantly (1 Cor 15:58).
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