Sermon Tone Analysis
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Every week we talk about generosity
What is it?
Why is generosity important to our Christian Faith?
luke
What are bad forms of generosity?
A poor spirit
Obligation
Self indulgence/importance
Giving without relationship that leads to Junk for Jesus… more on Junk for Jesus later
The Importance of Practiced Compassion
Jewish Examples
Proverbs has many examples of God calling people to a generous spirit but also the lived experience of many OT persons is receiving when they should not by normal human standards.
Greek Examples
Hospitality was almost law, to not show compassion and or hospitality was to dishonor yourself.
Further in Roman living they rulers feared the consequences of not practicing hospitality on their ability to lead.
Jesus’ proclamations of compassion
So many others
Our Practice as a mark of Faith
Public
It’s about intentionality
Private
It’s about totality
Junk for Jesus
When we get it all wrong
Let’s get it right for the right reasons
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