Sermon Tone Analysis
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I Need God’s Word
God’s Word is necessary for every believer.
There is nothing in this more significant than the word of God.
The word of God is a rule and guide for our everyday living.
If we are without the word we are not living we are merely existing.
This Psalmist teaches us through testimony that we need God’s Word.
DT: The need and desire of God’s Word
Aim: We will study and cherish and obey the Word of God
I Need God’s Word to Sanctify Me
God’s Word sets the believer apart from the world
His Word directs us
proverbs
proverb
I Need God’s Word to Fill Me
His Word satisfies me
I won’t get lost
I won’t get hungry
His Word convicts me
conviction makes healthy Christians
Illus: We feed our children food to make them strong . . .
I Need God’s Word to Praise Him
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The Psalmist praises God in the midst of his petition
- there ought be moments of praise given to God
Psalm 34:
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He also prays “Teach me”
- the Word grows us
- God’s Word is always right
regardless of who is reading it
regardless of how you feel about the person who is reading it
God’s word is always right
4. I Need God’s Word So I Can Reach others
Declare
His rules
testify of its truth
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