Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Boldly Share Christ in all areas of our lives
We can get satisfied with too little when the gospel has so much to offer.
“I am Full”
The gospel of Jesus has a past, present, and future effect in the lives of those who believe.
We wrongfully can view the gospel as having only a past and future effect on the lives of those who believe.
Gospel in the Past
Gospel in the Future
We cannot boldly share Christ in all areas of our lives when we are satisfied solely with what the gospel did in our past and will do in the future.
“I Want More”
The effects of the gospel are not exclusive to the past or the future.
The gospel is and should affect our lives daily.
Are you satisfied with the gospel of Jesus?
Are you satisfied with the gospel of Jesus?
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