Sermon Tone Analysis
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Covering our mind and watching for deception will keep us standing.
Jesus commands us to be watchful and tells us why.
Jesus tells us in Luke that things are going to get worse, but we will make it if we watch.
Watchfulness means to be alert and to be alert is “to quickly notice any unusual and potentially dangerous or difficult circumstances.”
Paul tells us when we put on all the armor God has given us we still must be watchful.
Christians who are not watchful can be overtaken by the enemy.
Take heed means to not think more of yourself than you ought to.
We must take heed because anyone can be caught up and fall.
To Stand We Must Take Heed and Be Watchful All The Time
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