Sermon Tone Analysis
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Jesus, Servant, Son of & Saviour
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Introduction:
“Who breaks the power of sin and darkness
Whose love is mighty and so much stronger
The King of Glory, the King above all kings
Who shakes the whole earth with holy thunder
And leaves us breathless in awe and wonder?
The King of Glory, the King above all kings.”
(Phil Wickham)
- While these words stir and encourage us, the world around us is bombarded by mixed messages as to sin, what is sin, how is sin forgiven, who Jesus is, what did He teach and do?
The first century was not that different, targeting Roman believers, particularly Gentiles, Mark presented Jesus as:
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