Sermon Tone Analysis
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Christian Responsibility
DT: The Christian is given responsibilities to greatly impact the world.
Aim: We will live as responsible Christians who bring God glory
Introduction:
This text in its simplicity aims at the center of the Christian expectation.
Jesus teaches that the responsibility of each of His disciples is to carry on the work of God at a level which brings God glory.
Often when we consider responsibilities we think of the burdensome chores that lie ahead for us.
Yet, Jesus states the responsibilities of the disciple in a manner that addresses what it means to be a disciple and how the disciple can live that meaning outwardly.
Transition: The first principle of the Christian responsibility involves understanding how the Lord views the believer.
He values his disciples.
Verse 13, advises us to.
Guard Our Value
Jesus uses this metaphor which describes his disciples salt.
This metaphor describes the disciples as a valuable resource for the world.
This metaphor describes the disciples as a valuable resource for the world.
Preserve
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Illuminate the Way
The way to Christ
The way to Belief/faith
Glorify God
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With our love
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