Sermon Tone Analysis
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Central idea of the text or main idea of the text:
God ‘s offer will be rejected by many who do not want it and others who do not want it God’s way.
Homiletic idea: You must come to the Father on His terms, not your own.
Introduction:
I am amazed at what people spend on weddings these days.
The average cost for a wedding is $26,000.
Weddings are a big deal.
I have seen figures for weddings in Houston that top $100,000 easily.
The royal wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton is said to have cost $34 million.
When you put on a wedding of that size you expect everything to be perfect and you expect people to come.
Can you imagine what it would have been like to set everything up for Prince William’s wedding and then have people not show up?
That is the picture of Jesus’ parable today.
Outline:
The King Chooses the Guests
that will be invited to the wedding feast.
Vss2-3
will be invited to the wedding feast.
Vss2-3
Matt
a. Short of the coronation of a new king, there is no bigger event than the marriage of the king’s son.
a. Short of the coronation of a new king, there is no bigger event than the marriage of the king’s son.
The wedding list is a select list.
You can’t invite everyone to a wedding.
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