Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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A Surprise Encounter
John 4:
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John 4:
John 4:
I've noticed that as people are willing to compromise on one area of human sexuality it leads to compromise in others.
Justifying living with you fiance isn't shocking when you've already justified homosexual practice.
I don't want to be the like the Pharisees.
I also know that Bible does call us to judge behavior.
Marriage isn't just some patriarchal hold over.
God created it in the beginning.
When you reject the foundation...there is nothing left.
No bounderies, no limits.
In the end you have chaos, as Paul said "you are caused to believe a lie."
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