Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Openness
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Conscientiousness
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Agreeableness
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Main Idea: Some men will worship Jesus, while other will hate him.
Motivating Idea: God desires for people to worship Him this side of eternity.
Key Question: How will you worship Jesus today/tomorrow?
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The wise men had a mission.
(v.
1-2, 11)
Matthew 2:11
v. 2 - carries the idea of “born king” not “born to be king”
2. The KING has a mission.
(v. 2)
Matthew 18:37
John 19:
3. The king had a mission.
(v. 3)
Glover - “Herod more interested in saving his throne than saving his soul.”
2 Cor.
4. The Scriptures have a mission.
(v.
4-6)
Bethlehem - birthplace of David, “House of Bread”
“written by the prophet” but spoken by God
5. God has a mission.
(v.
9-10, 12)
5. God has a mission.
(v.
9-10, 12)
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