Sermon Tone Analysis
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Introduction
In this narrative, Jesus call his first disciples who were fisher men.
By studying and learning from the actions of Jesus, as well as the responses of the people, we too can learn how to fish for people.
How did Jesus do it?
Used the opportunity to teach the word of God to anyone who listened, regardless of persons or place—vv.
1-2
Jesus engaged those who were preoccupied—vv.
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Persuaded them to follow—v.
10
What responses did we see?
Some listened to the word of God while others were preoccupied—vv.
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Obedience—vv.
3-7
Confession and repentance after demonstration of Jesus’ power—v.
8
Self-denial and follower-ship— v. 11
Conclusion
How do we fish for people?
Self-denial (you follow His way of life and teaching, while denying your own)
Warn and plead (Acts 2:40; Jude 23)
teach every opportunity regardless of place or person (2 Tim 4:2)
Engage those who are preoccupied (Matt 28:16-20)
Never forget. . .
continue following Jesus
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