Sermon Tone Analysis
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Last week we saw how Jesus is God and was with God in the beginning.
All of creation was made through him and for him.
Since Jesus was not only God, but that he was also with God the Father that there was a perfect love relationship before time began.
A perfect, objective Father/Son/Holy Spirit type love that we can look to when we are confused about love expressed in distorted forms all around us (and through us).
Today we will see that Jesus is not only God from eternity past, and had all the attributes of God (omniscience, omnipotence, omnipresence (Spirit), etc), but that he chose to limit those attributes by becoming a human being.
Flesh and blood.
Why did God become a man?
Why is that significant?
How does that effect my life?
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Why should I care?
How should I live because God became man?
The Word became flesh and dwelt among us.
Christmas.
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