Sermon Tone Analysis
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Stress is
• Normal part of life
• Caused by change
Stress is a never-ending condition of life caused by change, wrong beliefs, and/or unsolicited events—and all of them demand adjustment in life (of some sort)
Stress from the outside
• Stress is unavoidable
• We always have choices on how we respond
1) Self-control is not contradictory to Spirit control
When under stress, we need to learn to talk to someone.
• God is the first person you talk to
• Phil.
4:6—stop worrying/being anxious
• The way you stop worrying is prayer and supplication—v.
6b
• First place you go with the problem is God
• Worry is not solved by a “don’t.”
It is solved by a “do.”
• The promise if we will—v.
7:
1) Take care of your emotions
2) Take care of your mind
• Talk to a friend: 2 Tim.
4; 2 Cor. 7, I Pet. 5
When under stress, we might need to change the scene.
• Matt.
14:23, for example
• Get away--to think and to pray
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