Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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2. Building a life, (build houses).
takes time.
it takes time to build a life.
there is nothing wrong with staying at the 80 long enough to be able to save money, and prepare ourselves for the next level.
As we take our time and build we will have what we need.
it takes time to have what we feel like we want out of life.
I have to realize to get where I’m trying to go I’m going to do the opposite of what I did in my old life.
My old life was instant gratification.
Part of my maturity process is learning to think long term.
3. We have to learn to be financially responsible.
when we pay our bills and deal with the wreckage of our past we set ourselves up for the future.
first of all its the right thing to do.
second it helps us to see the decisions we make under stress.
Helping us see the kind of decisions we make under pressure helps us to be careful with our resources because it has to do with vision.
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