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Sermon on the Mount – Two Trees
Matthew 7:15-20
1. Introduction – Last week we started in on the closing section of the SM.
a. Remember the point of this section is to motivate listeners towards a response.
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And we saw last week that in life, there’s only 2 choices.
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Either you will walk the broad and easy way of the world…
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