Sermon Tone Analysis
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DO YOU LIKE CHANGE?
FACT 1: Change is inevitable, progress is optional
FACT 2: If you are not consistently changing, you are falling behind
EX: Netflix versus Blockbuster
KEY: WHAT you do doesn’t change, HOW you do it does
Mark 16:
HOW TO EMBRACE CHANGE
1) Change the way you think about change
PROBLEM: People hate change
SOLUTION: People don’t hate change, they hate the way you try to change them
FACT: People change when they want to
EX: Old habits
2) Create a desire to change
PROBLEM: People change only when they have to
SOLUTION: Lead with the WHY before the WHAT
The WHY disarms the critics and empowers the advocates
FACT: People will work for a WHAT but they will give their lives for a WHY
EX: Joining a movement
3) Recognize what needs to change
PROBLEM: People don’t know they have a problem
SOLUTION: Terminate what you tolerate
FACT: People don’t know how good the new is until they let go of the old
EX: Preconceived biases
APPLICATION
Embrace change as a part of who we are
If you don’t define it, you won’t do it
REMEMBER: 10/10/80 rule
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