Sermon Tone Analysis
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Good morning Church!
It is good to see all of your smiling faces this morning.
It has been such a hard time here lately, with all of the sickness going around, as well as many other challenges.
I just want to say how good it is to be here with you this morning!
I would like to ask all who can to stand with your Bibles and repeat after me:
“This is my Bible.
It is God’s Holy Word.
It is a lamp unto my feet, a light unto my path, and I will hide its words within my heart that I might not sin against God.”
As most of you know, we have been focusing on one word so far this year: Purpose.
Everything we have discussed so far has stemmed from the idea of our purpose in Christ.
We are going to continue this thought today as we look at what is known as “The Great Commission”.
Would you be finding in your Bibles Matthew 28:16-20?
This is where we are going to hand out today.
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