Sermon Tone Analysis
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Worldly peace is defined as the freedom from disturbance, or a state in which there is no war.
Biblical peace, true “Shalom,” is taking action to restore a broken situation, it is wholeness and
completion.
Worldly peace is the absence of something, whereas Biblical peace represents the presence of someone.
Not only is Jesus the Prince of Peace, He is also the King of confrontation.
Push through the hurt and suffering, push through the trials, because each step takes you closer to JESUS.
In your pursuit of God’s total P.E.A.C.E.:
1. Pursue rejoicing in God
2. Entreat His help in demonstrating grace
3. Alert God to everything on your mind
4. Care about your input
5. Embrace His promises
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