Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Openness
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Conscientiousness
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Extraversion
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Agreeableness
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Who God Is
Psalm 136:1-3
Intentionally Be Grateful:
God is unfailingly Good
God is the one and only Supreme Being
God is the Sovereign Ruler of the Universe
What God Has Done:
Psalm 136:
Mighty Acts of God beyond our comprehension and imagination
Mighty Acts of God in the Precision and Artistry of Creation
What God Has Done:
Psalm 136:10-
Mighty Acts of God in the Exodus
What God Is Doing:
God “Remembers Us” - Constantly with great diligence is aware of our circumstances and thinks of us with compassion.
“Our Humiliation” - our physical, emotional, and spiritual low point.
God Rescues Us
God Provides For Us
Be Intentionally Grateful
God’s Unfailing Love
“He-sed”
Endless Source of Love
Love Endures through Offense
Love Does Not Diminish Over Time
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