Sermon Tone Analysis
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I) Grow closer to Jesus
In human relationships, as we grow closer to someone, we hurt them less (although the hurt we cause can hurt deeper)
That is because we understand them better (prejudice almost always arise from ignorance) and we know what pleases (and displeases) them –
The more we know about Jesus’ wishes for us, the less we will hurt Him intentionally and unintentionally –
II) Respect His life
Respect for others develops our love for them –
The most respected people earn it through their lives –
Examples that Jesus left cause us to respect Him for His:
1- love for His friends and enemies – ; ,
2- dedication to service – ;
3- sinlessness – ;
III) Place yourself in His shoes
Academic Bible study is of no value unless we can draw spiritual applications relevant to our lives (parables of Jesus were based on real-life situations)
Christianity is above all, a personal experience – ; ; ;
Christianity is to walk in His footsteps –
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