Sermon Tone Analysis
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Introduction
Whats up friends!
Welcome back to NXT High School.
My name is Matt Velasco, if we have not met I want you to know that I am so glad that you are here and would love to meet you before you leave tonight!
You’ll hear and see that we say something around these parts, we say that Wednesday night, tonight, is the best night of the week.
And we firmly believe it.
Not just because you get to hangout with friends and have free dinner and a ton of fun, but also because God has a funny way of showing up in special ways on Wednesday nights here at NXT.
So, if you’re new, thanks for being here!
We hope you love it and I want to personally invite you to come back next week.
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