Sermon Tone Analysis

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There is a time.
If we live in this apparent dichotomy, where do we find hope?
PRAY
Governing Authorities
The Goal of submission.
Who to submit to.
Christ’s example:
His Parents
Paying Taxes
In his trial and death.
Biblical examples:
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Consider the example of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego In Daniel 3.
2. Think of Daniel 6 where Daniel defies the government he serves.
3. Consider the encounter of Peter and John before the Jewish council.
There comes a point where submission to God comes into conflict with submission to the governing authorities.
We are not to submit to evil but we are to humbly continue to do good so that even those who are persecuting us will see our good behavior.
What is God’s message to his church?
Be prepared
Like a Thief
Be wise
Do not be Laodicea
Do not loose your first love
To the Church in 2020
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