Sermon Tone Analysis
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What is necessary?
Martha generously invited Jesus and his disciples into her home—and to her table.
Martha became distracted, worried, and upset about all the things she had to do.
Jesus reminded Martha that only one thing was actually essential: being with him.
Eating with Jesus Today
Today we are bombarded with opportunities and expectations to do everything.
As Christians we focus on all the work of being a Christian and forget to spend time with Jesus.
As churches we focus on all the programming and forget to spend time with Jesus.
As Americans we focus on all the ways we have to be successful and forget to spend time with Jesus.
If we try to be and do everything, Jesus will get lost in the shuffle.
If Jesus is who he says he is, then knowing him is the only essential thing in your life.
Which portion will you put on your plate?
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