Sermon Tone Analysis
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Hebrews 11:1
Confidence in and commitment to God and Jesus Christ.
These attitudes remain sure even though the objects of faith are unseen.
True faith is seen in obedient action, love and continuing good works.
God as the object of faith
Jesus Christ as the object of faith
False objects of faith
Human resources:
Faith is personal trust in God
True faith cannot be second-hand
Faith and assurance
Assurance accompanies faith
Faith may be mixed with doubt
Faith and sight
Faith as trust in what is unseen
Faith looks towards an unseen future
Faith and obedience
True faith is demonstrated in obedience
Examples of obedient faith
Abraham offers Isaac:
Faith and works
True faith is demonstrated in good deeds
True faith issues in love
True faith is constantly productive
In Conclusion:
Do you have the faith we have spoken of today?
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