Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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God as Shepherd
This morning I am going to do something that is normally not done when it comes time for the word to go forth.
Normally at this time, typically the preacher does all the talking and the congregation listens.
But I want to start this sermon off by allowing you to take part in laying the groundwork or setting the stage for the message.
Jesus compared us with sheep.
We often read about this, but we never stop to analyze the characteristics of a sheep.
I want to talk about something very simple, but essential for our life with God
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