Sermon Tone Analysis
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I. Because Jesus has made a superior way… (v.
19-25)
II.
Draw Near
A. A true heart in full assurance of faith
A heart that evidences complete trust and devotion.
Hearts sprinkled clean from an evil conscience.
III.
Hold Fast
IV.
Consider - Stir
What you miss when you skip church:
You miss out on God’s primary design for your spiritual growth and well-being.
You disobey God.
You make a statement to the world that God is not worthy of worship.
You can’t minister to anyone.
You skip out on a foretaste of heaven.
“You can’t love Jesus and hate His wife.” - Ed Stetzer
Encourage others all the more as you see the day drawing near.
(v.
25)
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