Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Before I formed you, I knew you
This famous verse in Jeremiah — the appointment of the prophet from before his own beginning …
This is not intended to be a fatalistic approach to life.
We’re not talking about blind determinism, or some sort of simplistic predestination.
This is the depth of God’s love.
There has never been a moment, in time or eternity, when God has not loved you.
God’s plan for salvation is written in the annals of eternity—outside of time and history.
Before the foundation of the world, God loved us.
Before any of us were formed in the womb, God knew us.
Salvation has always been God’s plan.
God’s love is not plan-B
God is not mad at you.
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