Sermon Tone Analysis
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Opening Prayer
Introduction
Conspiracy theories
Different kind of scripture reading
Scripture Reading
The Psalmist was persecuted
princes were plotting against
Are there people plotting against the church today?
Satan?
He was being taunted
Possible today?
He was slandered
Is the church slandered today?
Transition Question: How can you withstand persecution?
I. To withstand persecution, know the Word
Know that you will be persecuted
Know that God is Sovereign
Know that God is Good
II.
To withstand persecution, keep the Word
Pray
Psalm 119:134
Walk
Go on the offensive (not the defensive)
III.
To withstand persecution, trust the Word
God promises that you can withstand
We have already discussed God’s sovereignty and goodness, don’t just know it, trust it.
chair illustration
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To withstand persecution, realize that it is good
Gospel
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