Sermon Tone Analysis
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I. Like to judge people before knowing them.
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Peter had the same problem.
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Peter criticized and Acts 11:9.
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Peter’s unpopular visit to Cornelius.
V. Invite non-LCMS people to church today.
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The key thing about Peter’s action and Acts 11:6-8.
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So, what is repentance?
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Repentance in Small Catechism on p. 325 in LSB.
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Daily contrition and repentance and Luke 18:13.
X. Bad judging by us and “God, be merciful to me, a sinner.”
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The Gospel Good News in Jesus and praise to God.
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