Sermon Tone Analysis
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INTRODUCTION:
I- BECAUSE OF LIFE’S UNCERTAINTY (Luke 16:19 – 21
A- Life’s pathways are uncertain.
1- The rich man
2- Lazarus
B- Life’s circumstances are uncertain.
1- We cannot even know what tomorrow will bring.
(Proverbs 27:1)
(James 4:14)
II- BECAUSE OF DEATH’S CERTAINTY (LUKE 16:22)
A- Death comes to everyone, But it is timing is unpredictable.
(Romans 5:12)
(Ecclesiastes 3:2)
*example of the rich fool
(Luke 12:20)
B- our appointment with death includes judgment.
(Hebrews 9:27)
(Romans 6:23)
IV-BECAUSE THERE ARE ONLY TWO DESTINIES FOR ALL MEN (LUKE 16:23 – 24)
A- Heaven for those who are saved.
(Matthew 25:21)
( John 3:15)
(Revelation 21:1 – 5)
B- Hell for the unsaved
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(Matthew 5:22)
III-BECAUSE THIS LIFE’S DECISION BESIDES ETERNITY (LUKE 16:25 – 31)
A- The decision rests with the individual person.
(Luke 16:25, 28 – 31)
(Isaiah 1:18)
(John 6:37)
B- all of heaven wants you to be saved.
(Luke 15:7)
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