Sermon Tone Analysis

Being me is wonderful.

Reflections on MY LORD and ME!

Now, this is a tough one to write about because sometimes I don’t feel so wonderful; thank goodness for the grace of God! Please take a moment before studying this reflection to purge negative, distracting and disruptive thoughts by giving them to our Lord Jesus Christ through prayer ( ).

I encourage you to review the “Self-Reflection Questions” at the end, there maybe some unexpected blessings!

Enjoy God’s wonders...

Being me is wonderful.

My life is filled with happiness, peace, and limitless opportunities.

I accept myself as I am.

I know that I am worthy of love, compassion, and respect.

I am content with what I have.

I value my spiritual faith and loved ones more than any material possessions.

My self-esteem is based on my actions rather than on anything I own.

I enjoy what I do.

Cleaning the bath tub can be fun when I play my favorite songs and think about how I am creating a comfortable home for my family.

I live in the present moment.

I let go of regretting the past and worrying about the future.

I immerse myself in what is occurring right now.

I slow down and listen to my senses.

I think positive.

I notice the miracles that surround me.

I marvel at the beauty of nature and the ingenuity of human beings.

I stay calm when things fail to go my way.

I recognize that setbacks and obstacles are inevitable.

I believe that my struggles are temporary.

I can turn things around.

I learn from each experience.

My persistence pays off.

I dream big.

Challenging goals excite me.

I know that I can do amazing things when I am willing to put forth the effort.

I give generously.

I find gratification in serving others and sharing my riches.

Today, I celebrate my blessings.

My life is as beautiful, meaningful, and wonderful as I choose to make it.

I am content with what I have.

I value my spiritual faith and loved ones more than any material possessions.

My self-esteem is based on my actions rather than on anything I own.

I enjoy what I do.

Cleaning the bath tub can be fun when I play my favorite songs and think about how I am creating a comfortable home for my family.

I live in the present moment.

I let go of regretting the past and worrying about the future.

I immerse myself in what is occurring right now.

I slow down and listen to my senses.

I think positive.

I notice the miracles that surround me.

I marvel at the beauty of nature and the ingenuity of human beings.

I stay calm when things fail to go my way.

I recognize that setbacks and obstacles are inevitable.

I believe that my struggles are temporary.

I can turn things around.

I learn from each experience.

My persistence pays off.

I dream big.

Challenging goals excite me.

I know that I can do amazing things when I am willing to put forth the effort.

I give generously.

I find gratification in serving others and sharing my riches.

Today, I celebrate my blessings.

My life is as beautiful, meaningful, and wonderful as I choose to make it.

Self-Reflection Questions:

1.

How would I describe a wonderful life?

We are often taken unawares by God’s power, love and wisdom.

2. How can life be wonderful and difficult at the same time?

Wonderful for those are forgiven:

3. Why does true happiness come from within?

Jesus Christ’s recipe for happiness is as follows: ;

Thank you for reading, God bless you, your family and have a blessed day!

Assistance from , of course from the Bible but also from: Manser, Martin H. Dictionary of Bible Themes: The Accessible and Comprehensive Tool for Topical Studies.

London: Martin Manser, 2009.

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