Sermon Tone Analysis
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The Priority of the Good News
Luke 2.8-13
Be Receptive to the Good News ()
The text says that these shepherds were keeping watch over their flock by night.
Meaning they were on their job.
See, shepherds did more than stand on a hill looking at sheep.
Their responsibility was make certain their sheep were safe.
They protected them from predators they ensured they were cared for and were grazing in the right type of grass.
This was a job not a chore.
When the angel approached these shepherds they stopped what they were doing and gave the angels their undivided attention.
This was the
They were not too busy
They were not too busy to hear
It was not too late for them to hear
They Did not turn a deaf ear
Illustration:
Application: Make hearing the word of God priority in your life.
If you are too busy for God you are too busy.
Be Responsive to the Good News ()
The Angels response
The shepherds response
Application: What is your response to the Good News
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