Sermon Tone Analysis
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ME
Trampoline story
Kid swinging
Adult in a Jacuzzi
WE
When is the last time you jumped for joy?
Joy often gets lost in our present circumstances
It’s hard to be joyful in pain, sorrow, grief, and suffering.
Joy is not the absence of suffering, it is the presence of the Lord.
GOD
YOU
1) The source of our joy comes from Jesus.
He is the source of our salvation
Jesus does not save those that do not ask for rescue.
Have you asked Jesus for rescue?
If not, why not now?
2) Joy is found in our eternal hope.
3) Joy is found in community.
Community is modeled in the trinity
A life lived alone is a life void of joy.
US
Joy is not the absence of suffering, it is the presence of the Lord.
What would it look like if the church became a place where joy was always present?
What has to change in your life for you to have joy even in the midst of suffering?
Are you trying to live the Christian life void of any community?
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