Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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People don’t get it
They just don’t get it.
What good will a sign do when your hearts are cold and hard?
They need a breakthrough.
They need eyes that see and ears that hear what’s right in front of them.
The disciples don’t get it
How is it that you don’t understand.
We are so dense!!
Open our eyes Lord!
Conversation #1
Conversation #1:
Who do men say that I am?
The Pharisees are seeking a sign.
You guys don’t seem to get it.
What’s your conclusion?
The Real Question
This is the only question that matters to every person that has ever lived.
Who do you say Jesus is?
What do you do with Jesus?
Peter responds, "You are the Christ."
Jesus then explains what that statement ACTUALLY means.
The Christ must suffer and die for sin and rise from the dead!
Peter's kinda get’s it
Peter had different definition of Christ and a different understanding of the mission of the Christ.
Words are only part of the equation.
Meaning of words matter.
Peter spoke out of a vision that was anti-Christ.
Peter's vision of the role of the Messiah would have been limited and short sighted.
Conclusion: Who Do You Say Jesus Is?
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