Sermon Tone Analysis
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! I. Introduction –
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Jesus called disciples not just to follow him but to go out into the world.
Why?
To be salt and light.
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Salt –
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preserve, heal, add flavor
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Light –
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point the way
You know what your own country is like.
I'm a visitor, and I wouldn't presume to speak about America.
But I know what Great Britain is like.
I know something about the growing dishonesty, corruption, immorality, violence, pornography, the diminishing respect for human life, and the increase in abortion.
Whose fault is it?
Let me put it like this: if the house is dark at night, there is no sense in blaming the house.
That's what happens when the sun goes down.
The question to ask is, "Where is the light?"
If meat goes bad, there is no sense in blaming the meat.
That is what happens when the bacteria are allowed to breed unchecked.
The question to ask is, "Where is the salt?"
If society becomes corrupt like a dark night or stinking fish, there's no sense in blaming society.
That's what happens when fallen human society is left to itself and human evil is unrestrained and unchecked.
The question to ask is "Where is the church?"
John Stott,
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