Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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There was a unified offering given for the completion of the Tabernacle.
This offering was precipitated by the individual’s response to the need.
These people were willing participants in this project.
This was an offering separate from their normal giving.
This was above and beyond.
There was a unified investment of skill for the completion of the Tabernacle.
The skilled craftsmen among the people were also moved to respond.
Maybe some of these people didn’t have the jewels and gold like others had.
But, they had a skill.
They volunteered their skills to help complete the work.
Through the unified participation of the people, there was more than enough resources to complete the work.
This is an amazing example of what can happen when all of God’s people work together to get a job done.
Future of our church
We have to prepare for the future.
270 this morning for the 2nd week in a row.
The auditorium was at 74.5% capacity.
Even on our current plan we will need to make this work for another 2 years.
We have to go into this united.
The average stay for a pastor after a building project is only 22 months.
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