1. Emotionalism: A Threat to True Faith and Worship

2. Emotionalism: A Threat to True Faith and Worship

3. Emotion: 1. A complex and usually strong subjective response, as love or fear. 2. A state of agitation or disturbance. 3. The part of the consciousness that involves feeling or sensibility. Emotionalism: The cultivation of the superficial emotions; the tendency to yield to the emotions or to exalt the emotions; to view matters more from the standpoint of feelings than of reason or morals, and undue display. VS. Emotionalism: A Threat to True Faith and Worship

4. Emotion: 1. A complex and usually strong subjective response, as love or fear. 2. A state of agitation or disturbance. 3. The part of the consciousness that involves feeling or sensibility. Emotionalism: The cultivation of the superficial emotions; the tendency to yield to the emotions or to exalt the emotions; to view matters more from the standpoint of feelings than of reason or morals, and undue display. VS. Emotionalism: A Threat to True Faith and Worship

5. Emotion: 1. A complex and usually strong subjective response, as love or fear. 2. A state of agitation or disturbance. 3. The part of the consciousness that involves feeling or sensibility. Emotionalism: The cultivation of the superficial emotions; the tendency to yield to the emotions or to exalt the emotions; to view matters more from the standpoint of feelings than of reason or morals, and undue display. VS. Emotionalism: A Threat to True Faith and Worship

6. Emotion: 1. A complex and usually strong subjective response, as love or fear. 2. A state of agitation or disturbance. 3. The part of the consciousness that involves feeling or sensibility. Emotionalism: The cultivation of the superficial emotions; the tendency to yield to the emotions or to exalt the emotions; to view matters more from the standpoint of feelings than of reason or morals, and undue display. VS. Emotionalism: A Threat to True Faith and Worship

7. Emotion: 1. A complex and usually strong subjective response, as love or fear. 2. A state of agitation or disturbance. 3. The part of the consciousness that involves feeling or sensibility. Emotionalism: The cultivation of the superficial emotions; the tendency to yield to the emotions or to exalt the emotions; to view matters more from the standpoint of feelings than of reason or morals, and undue display. VS. Emotionalism: A Threat to True Faith and Worship

8. Emotionalism: A Threat to True Faith and Worship

9. Emotionalism: A Threat to True Faith and Worship

10. Emotionalism Is A Current Threat 1.To the authority of Scripture. 2.To the purity and faithfulness of local churches. 3.To true spirituality. Emotionalism: A Threat to True Faith and Worship

11. Emotionalism: A Threat to True Faith and Worship