Sermon Tone Analysis
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1. Don’t mistake Growth for Adulthood.
Esau was a skilled hunter, he became good and hunting and cooking his meal but he never became good at Self Control.
As Believers, we must have self-control because it’s a fruit of the Spirit.
When we don’t have self Control, we end up with a spirit of Impulsivity.
The definition of Impulsivity - The tendency to act on a whim, displaying behavior characterized by little or no for-thought, reflection, or consideration of the consequences.
The Battle is in the Mind.
2. The Second Reason for Esau making a Bad Trade was he did not Consider the Cost.
3. Don’t let your emotions become overelaborated feelings.
We need to learn to be content.
4. We need to be knowledgable of the urge to give up on the most important thing or things in your life for momentary pleasures that will disappear
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