Sermon Tone Analysis
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We Forget The Names.
God Doesn't (1 Chronicles 6).
The names tell a story - the story of what God is doing among His people.
They speak of the faithfulness of God.
He loves every one of these people.
He loves every one of us.
We forget the names.
God doesn’t.
Everyone is important to Him.
We rejoice in ‘the great love of God’.
We rejoice in Christ ‘who came to this earth to redeem every one’.
In the many names, forgotten by us yet remembered by God, we hear the message, ‘God is love’.
Among the many names, we read of those who ‘ministered with song’.
We read of ‘the service of song in the house of the Lord’ (1 Chronicles 6:31-32).
God is calling us to worship Him: ‘Sing aloud, loud, loud!
Sing aloud, loud, loud!
God is good!
God is truth!
God is beauty!
Praise Him!’
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