Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Jesus and Nicodemus
/John 3:1-21/
*What does real faith look like?
(3:3-8)*
* Nicodemus wanted to talk about /the LAW/
* Jesus talked about /a New Birth/
* Jesus compared this new birth to /the wind/
* Real faith is not /some outward event/ but and/ inward one.
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* Real faith is meant /to be experienced./
*How is real faith put into practice?
(3:9-16)*
* The first step to real faith is /to believe in Jesus/ – to experience a new birth, however the New Birth must be /put into practice/.
* Jesus talks about a very interesting example from /Numbers 21:4–9/
* Religion wants /rules and regulations/, but real faith requires only /that we focus on Jesus/.
* Ask yourself, how much am I focusing on Jesus?
Is Jesus the focus of my life or is Jesus one small part of my life?
*What is the alternative to real faith?
(3:17-21)*
* God sent His son, not to judge the world, but /to save it/.
* Why do people reject God’s offer of a new life, or real faith?
* /They are afraid of not being perfect./
* Real faith is not about /judgment/, but it gives us /the freedom to live as God has created us./
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