Sermon Tone Analysis
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Psalm 46
Vs. 10 from ESV = “Be still, and know that I am God.
I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth!”
I. Overwhelmed – turmoil all around us
a. Topical sermon
b.
God wants to minister to your overwhelm
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Life often seems to come at us like a flood
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Health, money, relations,
i. Can’t sleep, no eating right
e. Then little things seem to pick at us
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Can I catch break
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Vs. 3 waters roars and foams, mountains quake with turmoil
i. Vs. 6 Nations rage, kingdoms topple, the earth melts
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Korah was most likely speaking prophetically of the world as he knew it – but has a personal application for us.
i.
For some of you (and at times, all of us) the waters roar, our mountains quake and it seems as if our whole world is melting
II.
Just drop it
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Rafa means to drop it – what the CSB translates as stop fighting.
Many translate as be still
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(ESV Psalm box) This is my chaotic world – I am fighting to hang on and control it
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Prayed, even gone to spiritual warfare over it
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I need to drop it
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Give up control
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