Sermon Tone Analysis
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Basics for Believers
01: Doctrine: Bible
02: Bible Study
03: Doctrine: God
04: Bible Memory/Application
05: Doctrine: Man
06: Prayer
07: Doctrine: Salvation
08: Repentance/Worship
09: Doctrine: Church
10: Community
11: Doctrine: Christ
12: Stewardship/Serving
13: Doctrine: Holy Spirit/Evangelism
Why Study the Bible?
What is the Bible?
God’s Word
His revelation to us so that we can know Him, his creation, and his plan.
It is made up of 66 different books written by 40 different authors yet tells the one story of God’s work in the world.
Why Should We Study it?
How Do We Study The Bible?
Breadth and Depth
Reading for Breadth
It important to get the big picture of the Bible and so it is helpful to read through the entire Bible on a regular basis.
Study for Depth
“Raking is easy, but all you get is leaves; digging is hard, but you might find diamonds.”
- John Piper
Future Grace: The Purifying Power of the Promises of God, rev.
ed.
(Colorado Springs: Multnomah, 2012), 10.
Without raking, we won’t have enough sense of the landscape to dig in the right places.
And without digging, and making sure the banner of our theology is securely tethered to specific biblical sentences and paragraphs, our resources will soon dry up for feeding our souls with various grains and tastes.
Mathis, David.
Habits of Grace: Enjoying Jesus through the Spiritual Disciplines (p.
15).
Crossway.
Kindle Edition.
Mathis, David.
Habits of Grace: Enjoying Jesus through the Spiritual Disciplines (p.
18).
Crossway.
Kindle Edition.
The Tools: A Pen and Paper
Observation-Interpretation-Application
Observation-Question-Application
Resources for Bible Study
Books
The Whole Story of the Bible in 16 Verses
One to One Bible Reading
A Study Bible
Others
Read Scripture (video series, can be found on Youtube or RightNow Media)
Bible Reading Plan (easily found on the internet or can be picked up at the church)
Bible App for phone
Homework
Be ready to share what you have been reading in your Bible this week.
If you do not already have a Bible reading plan, make a plan this week and be ready to share it with us.
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