Sermon Tone Analysis
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Let the children come to me
Back Ground of the passage
Found in Matthew, Mark, and Luke
Not found in John possibly because of divinity reasons
found between the teaching on divorce and the teaching on wealth, property, possessions and entering heaven.
I. Kids matter to Jesus, so they should matter to us.
For teachers that means caring for your students in real meaningful ways.
For others that means supporting teachers and those in education in the care of kids.
It also means taking real steps to see that kids are cared for now but given tools to grow for the future.
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Love is a verb, Jesus doesn’t simply say it he acts on it.
Jesus is earnest and real in his actions toward his disciples.
It comes from a place of authentic care and compassion for those that needed him most.
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Jesus is counter cultural, and willing to do, say, and teach hard lessons and real truths.
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