Sermon Tone Analysis
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Colossians 4:2
I.
WHEN CHRISTIANS CONTINUE IN PRAYER THEY FIND THEMSELVES CHANGING.
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Criteria for change.
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Our attitude in prayer (selfish or un-selfish)
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Confession & repentance
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Effects of change.
Thanksgiving for whatever.
2 Cor.
11:9
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WATCHING IN PRAYER BRINGS DEEPER UNDERSATNDING.
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Christians that do not watch in prayer have little understanding of the ways of God in their lives.
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When we understand what God is doing we are naturally led to more continued prayer.
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