Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Romans - not just for ancient Rome
An inconvenient truth: we are without excuse for our selfish behavior
“We all stand before the tree everyday and decide whether we are going to choose God’s way or our own.”
Humanity habitually chooses to do our own thing - even when it doesn’t make sense
Let’s reconsider the parable of the prodigal son and listen for the themes that Paul speaks about here in the first chapter of Romans.
When he came to his senses…
when he abandoned his foolish thinking...
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