Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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I. Love focuses on others and not self
God provides us with the perfect model of love and of giving in sending his only son from to glory of heaven to the squalor of a Bethlehem stable.
Jesus said:
When we sacrifice our self for the benefit of others we indeed show genuine love.
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Let love be without dissimulation Romans 12:9
At this Christmas the greatest gift we can give is Love.
In a celebration that is often filled with tinsel and covered with tissue paper, genuine compassion, concern and care is not concerned about giving gifts to get a return on the investment but to bless another without expectation of gain.
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