Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Question:
Who, or what, is the Word?
1. Jesus Christ is the Word
Now that we know who we are talking about, what is John referencing?
2. Jesus is Distinct from God the Father
Yet Jesus is God and creator of all things
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In Jesus is Life
3. In Jesus is Life
Jesus possesses all authority, everything that is came to be by him.
As the creator, he possesses power over life and death.
We know he cares about us, he crafted man in his image in Genesis.
He came as a man to minister to us.
Are you broken, do you hurt, are you just rebellious?
Jesus has come down to us, he has proven his authority.
As John wrote, he is the Christ, the son of God, and if we believe in Christ Jesus, we can have life.
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