Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Conscientiousness
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Main Idea: God’s grace means our sin must be confronted.
Motivating Idea: Jesus loves us too much to leave us in our sin.
Key question: What sin of yours is being confronted?
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We are confronted by the Word.
(v.
15-20)
Known as the 'Little People Letter', the letter has been described as Lincoln's most personal and powerful statement on slavery.
It sold at an auction for $3.4 million in 2008, a world record for an American letter.
2. We are confronted with responsibility.
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21-24)
— Saul blames the people for keeping possessions and he was trying to impress God with Agag.
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3. We are confronted with repentance.
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25-29)
David repents.
He faces the consequences of losing his son, but God still uses him greatly.
Still called a man after God’s own heart, because he repented.
psalm 28: 13
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