Sermon Tone Analysis
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Life Lessons:
· Raise godly children
· Remain faithful to God
· A godly lifestyle will inspire others
The Santa Claus we know today is nothing like the person he was based on.
Summary: Today’s church should continue to display both the sacrificial faithfulness to God and charity to man as did St.
Nicholas.
St. Nicholas was born in the 3rd Century
St. Nicholas was GREEK
St. Nicholas was Rich
St. Nicholas was Orphaned
Life Lesson: Don’t let tragedy stop your destiny
St. Nicholas was a “Preacher’s kid”
St. Nicholas was a Minister
St. Nicholas was Generous
St. Nicholas Protected Children
St. Nicholas was Persecuted, Jailed, Tortured
St. Nicholas Canonized the Holy Bible
St. Nicholas was a Zealot
St. Nicholas Day = December 6th
St. Nicholas Became a Global Legend
Santa Claus is a poor interpretation of St. Nick
Closing – Stay faithful to God, Generous to others
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