Sermon Tone Analysis
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Introduction
Co preach with Jennifer specifically focusing on husbands and wives and encourage our singles
Joke:
a man walking along the beach spotted a bottle and pulled out the cork, releasing the genie in a billowing cloud of smoke.
To thank the man the genie offered him one free wish.
“Well,” said the man, “I’ve always wanted to go to Hawaii, but I’m afraid to fly and just thinking about going by ship makes me queasy.
Would you mind building a road to Hawaii?”
“Oh dear,” replied the genie, “That’s a lot of work.
I’ll have to build pilings going down to the ocean floor and bring in tons of material and concrete.
And the distance is over 2000 miles.
Do you have another wish instead?”
The man nodded and said, “Yes, I’ve always wanted to understand women better.
Why do they laugh and cry and what makes the tick?
Do you think you help me figure out women and how they think?”
The genie said, “Would you like two lanes or four?”
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