Sermon Tone Analysis
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Banking On Our References
! 1. What’s the problem with this?
Lk.
6:26 Woe to you when all men speak well of you, for that is how their fathers treated the false prophets.
! 2. Our behavior is greatly influenced by what others say and think about us.
! 3. The desire to make a good impression is an incredible one for many people.
! 4. People get tremendously threatened when you begin to question their goodness?
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We can never reach our true potential for goodness or godliness until we gain an accurate picture of who we are.
! 6. Are we really willing to hear the truth about ourselves??
Ø Generally people have difficulty telling the truth.
We are more affirming than perhaps we should be at times.
I heard the other day that people say that references from lawyers and preachers are the least desirable as inclusions in a resume.
Ø Often we really don’t want to hear the truth.
We want to be flattered.
We don’t receive the truth about ourselves well.
Ø What people may say about you makes no difference to God.
What does God say about you?
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