Sermon Tone Analysis
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Introduction
What if were not true?
The world asserts things that are not true - fake news
Either is true or it is false.
It is a radical statement
Martin Luther, one of the champions of the Christian Faith called it the little Bible.
God Fake News
What if God is fake news?
What if there was no God?
“In the beginning God...” It all begins with God.
The fool says in his heart, there is no God
God so loved the world Fake News
What if God’s love is fake news?
What is God did not love the world?
He gave His Only Begotten Son Fake News
What if the incarnation, life and death of Jesus is fake news?
Whosoever believeth in Him Fake News
What is justification by faith is fake news?
Everlasting life Fake News
What if heaven is fake news?
John Lennon’s song imagine.
Conclusion
Christians don’t think this is fake news.
But Christians tend to see this as Old News
Example: Yellowstone Old Faithful.
“We waited 30 minutes for that?”
Hymn “Wonderful Words of Life” Sing them over again for me...”
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