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A sermon is not complete without an appeal. Appeal means calling the audience to a commitment or an action to apply what they have learned. Check out the ''How do I apply my learnings to my life today'' section to formulate an appeal. For example, "Will you choose to seek God first in your life rather than worrying first?" Or "Will you commit the first hour in your day to seek God first?"

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A sermon is not complete without an appeal. Appeal means calling the audience to a commitment or an action to apply what they have learned. Check out the ''How do I apply my learnings to my life today'' section to formulate an appeal. For example, "Will you choose to seek God first in your life rather than worrying first?" Or "Will you commit the first hour in your day to seek God first?"

A sermon is not complete without an appeal. Appeal means calling the audience to a commitment or an action to apply what they have learned. Check out the How do I apply my learnings to my life today section to formulate an appeal. For example, "Will you choose to seek God first in your life rather than worrying first?" Or "Will you commit the first hour in your day to seek God first?"