Sermon Tone Analysis
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Mercy DEFINED
Mercy is maintaining GRACIOUS attitudes and actions towards others in spite of their UNWORTHINESS
Feeling mercy versus showing mercy
Mercy and Grace are two sides of the same coin of forgiveness.
What does Mercy PRODUCE?
A Self-Giving Faith
A Merciful attitude towards others
A forgiving attitude towards others
What does Mercy DEMAND?
That the believer perseveres
That the believer demonstrates mercy
What does MERCY communicate about the GOSPEL?
If grace is receiving what you are not worthy of, mercy is not receiving what you are worthy of.
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