Sermon Tone Analysis
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I. INTRODUCTION
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The Cookie Thief
a. Amazing things can happen when you are “not on the same page” with someone else.
Chuck Swindoll in his book Simple Faith tells the story of a traveler who, between flights at an airport, bought a small package of cookies.
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