Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Finishing Well, Character Counts
2 Tim
Did Paul finish well?
Explain your answer.
How was Paul the same/different from other characters in the Bible?
Who else finished well?
Old Testament?
New Testament?
Testing of Your Faith
Read
James1.
What wisdom do we gain in verses 2 through 4?
In verses 5 through 8 what encourages you?
What may frighten you?
What is the theme of verses 9 through 11? How is this theme applicable to the church today?
Verses 12 through 15 tie in to the theme of the lesson in what way?
How does this paragraph tie into ?
What are the possible temptations Paul faced?
What is the purpose of verses 16 through 18 to the rest of the passage today?
What great test of your faith have you faced in the past?
What do you face today?
What is the greatest threat to you finishing well?
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