Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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We Don’t Pray
To have a master and to be mastered is not the same thing.
To have a master means that there is one who knows me better than I know myself, one who is closer than a friend, one who fathoms the remotest abyss of my heart and satisfies it, one who has brought me into the secure sense that he has met and solved every perplexity and problem of my mind.
To have a master is this and nothing less—“One is your Master, even Christ.”
We need to pray and seek the Lord.
What does your prayer life look like?P
Pass out the offering buckets.
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