Sermon Tone Analysis
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96% of Christian Millennials agree at least somewhat that being a witness for Jesus is part of their faith.
94% of Christian Millennials agree at least somewhat that the best thing that could ever happen to someone is for them to come to know Jesus.
47% of Christian Millennials agree at least somewhat that it is wrong to share one’s personal beliefs with someone of a different faith in hopes that they will one day share the same faith.
Our Previous Question:
Is sharing the gospel condescending and judgmental?
Pushing you is judgmental.
Sharing Jesus is not.
Our New Question:
Why would we think that a man who lived in ancient Palestine would have the right to say what is right for everyone everywhere?
The Bible recognizes that there are devout people in all faiths and in all walks of life.
God does not discriminate between nations or peoples.
But something did happen one time and in one place that matters to everyone.
Jesus is a perfect judge because - like God - he did not discriminate between people.
Jesus is a perfect judge because - like many of you - he knows the sting of injustice.
The Resurrection happened.
The Resurrection vindicates Jesus’ right to judge.
The Resurrection must be shared with all nations.
Jesus is a perfect judge and no one else could ever be him - especially you.
We preach Jesus because being “good enough” is not good enough when there is a Savior like Jesus!
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