Sermon Tone Analysis

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Jesus’s faith was in WHO His Father was!
- Not in HOW He did things, or WhAT He did, or WHEN He did them.
The what, how, and when were TOTALLY irrelevant.
Jesus had faith in His calling!
Jesus’s faith was strong enough to weather the storm.
Many times, it’s easy to change and move.
It’s easy to get attention.
It’s easy to pray for big things to happen.
But what about not moving?
What about staying where you are for a while?
What about not getting attention?
Is your faith big enough for that?
What about trusting God despite taking a long time?
What about
We’d love it, many times, to just stay in the nest!
Having our mom chew our food and feed it to us.
- Thank God He’s not okay with that!
We’re all here right now because a bunch of fishermen, with no education, from small towns, without influence, and without money, were pushed out of their nests and made uncomfortable.
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