Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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*/The Devoted Servant/*
*/ Becomes the Mother of Jesus/*
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*1. **Introduction - Who was Mary?*
a. common name~/ normal person (verses 26,27)
b. highly favored (verses 28,30 - spoken by an angel)
c. surrendered to God’s Will (verse 38)
*2. **Unexpected Blessing*
a. appeared suddenly
b. didn’t fit her agenda
c. was actually kinda scary
*3. **Unexplainable Circumstances*
a. Joseph’s reaction (Ma 1:18-24)
b. Mary’s reaction (verses 29,34,38)
c. Societies’ reaction (Mat 1:18)
*4. **Uncompromising Devotion*
a. Started before her calling
b. Reinforced during her calling (Lu 2:26-33 & 36-38 & 51)
c. Sustained her through her calling (Jo 19:25-27)
*5. **Conclusion – Who are we?*
a. Common ordinary people (Eph 2:1-6)
b. Highly favored in Christ (He 1:1,2 & 2:1-3)
c. Set apart for God’s purpose (Ro 8:28,29)
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When we devote ourselves to His purpose the possibilities are endless.
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