Sermon Tone Analysis
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MISSING THE MARK
Romans 6:23
To sin is to miss the mark
You don’t get a credit for trying
Sinners are those who are trying
People are not going to hell because they didn’t try to be good, but they weren’t good
One thing I have in common with Hitler: both of us missed the mark
Jesus hit the bulls eye for me.
Resurrection proved it
Jesus paid the price for my missing mark
Jesus’ points went on my account
If you break commandments you missed the mark
God can’t forgive you, He doesn’t want to get fired
We don’t get saved by good works over weighting the bad works
Giving to charities will not remove the death penalty
You’re not doing God a favor by getting saved
Who would refuse a gift that they are desperately in need of?
What your sin did to Jesus will do no less to you
Altar call is marriage call.
You can’t divorce like Britney Spears the next day
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