Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Joy
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Conscientiousness
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Extraversion
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Agreeableness
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Introduction
MPS: God is the perfect judge that we cannot be.
(Romans 2:1-11)
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We are a fallen people unable to judge others.
(Romans 2:1-5)
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A. Those that judge condemn themselves.
(Romans 2:1)
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B. Those that judge will not avoid punishment.
(Romans 2:1-2)
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C. Those that judge ignore the purpose of God's kindness.
(Romans 2:4)
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D. Those that judge will suffer the wrath of God.
(Romans 2:5)
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2. God's Perfect Judgement.
(Rom 2:6-11)
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A. God judges each person individually.
(Rom 2:6)
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B. God judges each person's actions.
(Rom 2:6-10)
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Individuals who are saved are able to pursue giving God glory, honor, and to seek his gifts.
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Individuals who do evil will suffer condemnation.
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C. God judges impartially.
(Rom 2:11)
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Conclusion/ Invitation
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