Sermon Tone Analysis
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Beginning of Mark...
John the Baptist — “one mightier than I...”
Baptism of Jesus — “you are my son”
Temptation of Jesus — wild animals/angels ministering
Summary of Series and including this passage.
Jesus’ central message of the Kingdom of God...
acts 28:
The Kingdom of God
Effective range of God’s will… where what God wants done gets done.
Jesus defines the Kingdom, not in succinct statements, but with parables… stories — not of morals but divine secrets.
Mark 4:
The Parable of the Sons ()
Four Secrets:
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The God of the Kingdom is played a fool to display that He is no fool.
God ripped off to be fully glorified.
2. While not all in the Kingdom are treated equally, all in the Kingdom are treated well.
Servants and sons
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In the Kingdom of God, everything and everyone are forgivable.
Have you ever added up what you’ve spent, wasted, stolen...
4. The Kingdom is for all who place their confidence in the Father… and especially for those who go to the party for the redeemed.
The Kingdom is for those who celebrate the homecoming rather than judge the sincerity of the returned prodigal.
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