Sermon Tone Analysis
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Psalm 95 – “Sing”
Commanded
There is no excuse for disobeying God’s commands.
God is to be the centerpiece of our singing.
Singing as He commands is for our own good as well.
Compelled
“Praise is prompted by- compelled by- the revelation of something glorious”- Gettys, Sing
God’s people have always been and always will be singing people.
We sing because of who God is and what He’s done for us.
Do you not find God glorious?
Heart Issue
The only reason we would disobey or lack the compulsion to praise is a hard heart.
The state of our heart will affect everything else in our lives.
What does your singing/praise reveal about the state of your heart?
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