Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Agreeableness
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Three Characteristics of the Christian Life
Faith
Hope
Love
I am hoping for something that is guaranteed
Not wishful expectation, but anticipated expectation
With “groaning” there is a significant desire for this anticipated expectation.
In this instance, what is Paul’s anticipated hope?
Our Glorification
Look Forward to a Hope that is Not Seen
I don’t have to hope for my IPad
I see death, destruction, sickness, evil, all kinds of evil
What I hope for, but do not see YET
We Wait for Adoption as Sons with Patience
In pain, in sorrow, when we’re torn down, heaped with a multitude of trials,.
In our failings, like Paul we press on
What we hope for (our adoption as sons), cannot and will not be obtained in this life
As Christians are you different than who you once were?
(For the mature - YES)
But are you now who you hope to be?
Is Jesus finished with you NO
He loves you so much that he’ll take you as you are
And he loves you too much to leave you as you are
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