Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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“I Pity the Fool”
“We Preach Christ Crucified” - Why would this be foolishness to some?
The oddness of Christianity: Where God Meets Man - Gerhard Forde
Only religion without works at the center
Progress is from the Holy Spirit
Performance doesn’t earn status
We can’t muster faith
Conversation with Mike: Being uncomfortable in Church and around church - If you don’t believe, none of this makes sense.
Where God Meets Man - Gerhard Forde
vv.27-29 - Why?
It is not simply good advice, telling us what we should do.
Nor is it information about God’s power.
It is God’s power.
In this context there is not much difference between wisdom and intelligence.
Properly the former denotes mental excellence in general, the latter the intelligent critical understanding of ‘the bearings of things’ (Lightfoot on Col. 1:9).
Neither can stand before God.
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