Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Openness
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Conscientiousness
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Extraversion
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Agreeableness
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*Darren McGavin has died at the age of 83*
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*Don Knotts has died at the age of 81*
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· *Someone once said that the more you look at the life of a man, the more you see he is just a man.
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o *Three’s Company*
o *The Love God*
o *Pleasantville*
o *One of the saddest things I ever saw was Don Knotts in Joplin sitting at a table signing autographs one after the other – he was just an old man.*
o *The more you look at the life of a man, the more you come to see that he was just a man*
· *Well, except for Jesus.
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o *In Luke 17 he appears as a wise teacher who knows the things of God*
o *Lord of the mustard seed*
o *Master over leprosy*
o *Son of man who is coming back at a time when all will be just as it was in the days of Noah.*
o *And he is much more as Luke paints the picture.*
· *The more you look at the life of Jesus, the more you come to realize he was not just a man.
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· *I challenge you this morning as we remember him together to take out your magnifying glass and look at this man.
Dig up all the details you can.
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· *Don’t try that with Darrin McGavin or Don Knotts.
Their memories may bring a smile to your face, but don’t dig too deeply or you will see with some disappointment that they were only men.*
· *We remember one who not only brings a smile to our faces as we remember him, but he stands up to scrutiny and promises to come back.*
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