Sermon Tone Analysis
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Good morning!
I just want to say a huge thank you to Kris for preaching last week as I was on vacation.
This is the second time that Kris has preached that I haven’t been here to listen.
I heard wonderful things from people that deeply enjoyed and were encouraged with your sermon.
Do you believe that we are tremendously blessed to have Kris and Kenzi here with us?
I am truly excited on how God is working in their lives and the ministry that they have with us.
I want to encourage all of you to invite both of them over to your home so that you can get to know them better and be encouraged by them.
I will be sure to be here the next time that you preach!
This morning we are in our fourth week of our series called “Rooted”.
The whole purpose of Paul writing the letter to the believers in Col
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