Sermon Tone Analysis
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Fighting the enemy’s tactics
Satan wants to destroy you
What is the result of being demon possessed?
Crazy
very ill
suicidal
falling into fire and water
Mute (loss of voice)
seizures
He was an only son! Did Satan have any compassion on his parents?
No
Jesus’ First Response:
Sorrow
What did Jesus see?
Disciples: embarrassed
Scribes: arguing
distressed father: helpless
hurting son: completely lost
He saw Unbelief and spiritual immaturity
Should the 9 disciples have been able to cast out the demon?
Yes! (,)
How did they “lose” their power?
Lack of Faith
Lack of Prayer
Lack of Discipline (v.
21)
Maybe the 9 were jealous?
Read
How is that similar to this story?
What can you learn from Samson and the 9 disciples?
What do we learn about Satan?
What do we learn about Jesus?
Life!!!
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