Sermon Tone Analysis
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When You’re Down, Look To The Lord.
He Loves You.
He Will Lift You Up.
Life is full of ups and downs.
For Elijah, there was a very high point.
He prayed.
‘The fire of the Lord fell’.
‘All the people said, ‘The Lord, He is God’’(1 Kings 18:37-39).
This was followed by a very low point: ‘O Lord, take away my life’(1 Kings 19:4).
We are so changeable.
Often, we feel like we are being torn apart.
Our emotions pull us in different directions.
Sometimes, we are full of joy.
At other times, we are at the point of despair.
We find ourselves in a turmoil of confused emotions.
What are we to do? Are we to ‘pull ourselves together’?
This seems to be the very thing we can’t manage to do.
Are we to ‘hope for the best’- ‘Some day, some way, things will get better’?
We think about this, and we wonder, ‘What happens if things get worse?’! Look to the Lord.
His love is unchanged, unchanging and unchangeable.
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