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The explicitly announced title is “You should know better by now.” The sermon reads Hebrews 2:1.
Listen carefully to the truth heard
The sermon repeats, “We must listen very carefully to the truth we have heard or we may drift away from it.”
Live the Bible you know
The sermon says God does not care only about how much Bible a person knows, but how much Bible a person lives, and cites James 1:22.
Every shipwreck starts with a drift
The sermon calls drifting away from something God intended a frightening image and says, “Every shipwreck starts with a drift.”
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“You should know better by now.”
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“God cares only about how much Bible you live.”
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“Every shipwreck starts with a drift.”
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