Sermon Tone Analysis
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1. Grace is unmerited
The hallmark of Grace is that you can’t earn it.
If it were attainable by effort it wouldn't be grace, it would be reward.
But, Grace that is when God shows unmerited favor and kindness toward those who are otherwise undeserving it.
Grace you have been saved by faith,
Credit Card illustration.
Gift of God- Gift=gift of honor.
2. Gloating is impossible
We humans are prone to pride, consistently conceited, acquainted with arrogance, and we brag and boast.
And, its not wrong to be satisfied with the work of your hands (elaborate)
Walk way in the Airport doing the moving for us.
I was pushing the stroller while the family walked on the walk.
3. Good Works are indicative
Don’t suppose that because we are not saved by works that works aren’t necessary.
We are save onto good works.
In other words we don’t do good to be saved we work because we are saved.
We are HIS workmanship (his creation)
Soaking the dishes
John Newton Amazing Grace
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