Sermon Tone Analysis
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Introduction - Pottery
How the item is shaped affects its function
if it’s not shaped
Being Shaped
The need to be molded in a God-oriented way cannot be overstated
Being God-oriented changes our perspective
, particularly v. 3 (skim)
Without being formed, circumstances drive our being
the crowds at Jesus’ triumphal entry
unformed clay being battered
Priorities
When driven by circumstance, we feel the anxiety of having our needs met
Being shaped in prayer, we ask God to supply our daily needs
Recognition of God shapes our priorities
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