Sermon Tone Analysis
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Chicken Crackers - can’t find the door - door should be here but it’s not
In life when things should work out one way-but don’t
God should do this - but doesn’t
John the Baptist was absolutely certain Jesus was the Messiah
Luke 1:39-41, 57-80
John 1:29-33, 43-45
At the same time, Jesus didn’t seem interested in being the messiah.
Isaiah 26:19, 29:18-19, 35:5-6, 42:18, 43:8, 61:1-2.
Isaiah 26:20, 29:20, 40:10.
Matthew 13:13-17.
What John missed back then (and we miss today):
What John missed back then (and we miss today): We have unique callings from God
Romans 12:3-8/ 1 Corinthians 7:17-20/ Philippians 2:13/
Matthew 5:13-16/ Colossians 3:17
What John missed back then (and we miss today): Different callings lead to different experiences
Luke 7:33-35/ 1 Corinthians 9:19-23/ Luke 1:11-17 vs Luke 5:29-31
If we’re going to judge – judge people and ministries by
their fruit – not by our personal preferences and assignment
Luke 7:33-35/ Luke 6:43-45/ Romans 14:1-23/ 1 Corinthians 12:14-22/ 1 John 2:3-5
God doesn’t want your religious practice – he wants a relationship
Isaiah 1:11-20/ Mark 7:5-23/ John 1:11-13 & Romans 8:14-16/ John 14:15
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