Sermon Tone Analysis
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The Blame Game
How to ensure next time won’t be like last time.
Own it
Rethink it
Release it
There’s nothing to own…it wasn’t your fault!
Your best bet for a successful future is to own your share of the past.
Adam said, Yes I did.
And I take full responsibility for my actions.
Do with me what you will, but leave Eve out of this, she’s innocent!”
You can’t blame your way into a better future.
Blame enable us to smuggle our issues into our future.
Blame sets us up for a repeat performance.
Draw Circle
Circle 50/50
Circle 25/75
Circle 90/10
We make peace with the past by owning our piece of the past.
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