Sermon Tone Analysis
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SERVED AND SATISFIED
Main Idea: Jesus serves us that we may be satisfied in Him.
Key Question: Are you perfectly satisfied in Jesus?
1.
The Lord is our Shepherd.
(v.
1-4)
A. The Shepherd satisfies his own.
(v.
1-2a)
B. The Shepherd strengthens his own.
(v.
2b-3)
C. The Shepherd sends his own.
(v.
3b)
D. The Shepherd sustains his own.
(v.
4)
2. The Lord is our Host.
(v.
5-6)
A. The Host honors his own.
(v. 5)
B. The Host hovers over his own.
(v.
6a)
C. The Host holds his own.
(v.
6b)
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