Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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James 3
Being a leader for the Kingdom is a serious task.
The role of a teacher/ leader is a serious role.
Lead well.
vs 2… perfect here means spiritually because no of us are perfect, but we all should be striving towards perfection.
What does it mean to strive for perfection?
In everything we do.
Do it with excellence, especially how we speak and how we speak to one another.
2. What you say matter.
Words matter.
What you say can make or destroy someone’s day.
Be the biggest encourager in the room.
3. Pick a side.
The same tongue that praises the Lord in this room, shouldn’t be dropping the F bomb at practice and on Friday nights.
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