Sermon Tone Analysis
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Toe The Line
Better And Better
When I arrived at church this morning ....
At what times do you feel stress and pressure?
How does extreme pressure to do well affect your performance?
In music?
In athletics?
On tests?
Who tends to put you under pressure?
Why?
How do you respond to those people?
When do you tend to put yourself under great pressure to perform?
Why?
Lets Take The Stress Test
Discussion
Add the following numbers:
Add the following numbers:
888 + 75 + 1,453 + 6,239 + 136 + 212,091 + 8 + 16,874 =
888 + 75 + 1,453 + 6,239 + 136 + 212,091 + 8 + 16,874 =
Run around the perimeter of the room 5 times.
Run around the perimeter of the room 5 times.
How did you feel trying to do everything?
Write a four-line poem on the back of this sheet using the words "tarantula," "plastic," "couch," and "running."
Make sure it rhymes.
Write a four-line poem on the back of this sheet using the words "tarantula," "plastic," "couch," and "running."
Make sure it rhymes.
Take off your shoes, do 20 jumping jacks, and then put your shoes back on.
Take off your shoes, do 20 jumping jacks, and then put your shoes back on.
Unscramble these letters to form words related to stress:
Unscramble these letters to form words related to stress:
M E I T D H ES C L E U E R U P S E S R
M E I T D H ES C L E U E R U P S E S R
What made this exercise difficult?
In what ways is this exercise like your life?
In what specific ways or areas do you feel the pressure to excel?
What is the source of this pressure?
When do you enjoy being pushed to excel, and when do you not enjoy it?
Tune In (verses 10-13)
Put On (verses 14-16)
Turn Over (verse 18)
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