Sermon Tone Analysis

Overall tone of the sermon

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Big Idea: Whatever the shape of your family, use it for God’s glory.
Explain:
The disciples, tongue in cheek, say that if there is no safety net of divorce, it would be better not to marry at all.
Hardy-har-har.
But, although they are probably not serious, Jesus agrees with them!
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