Jesus confronts the religious leaders in their unbelief and warns his disciples not to be misled by false teaching.

Jesus heals a Canaanite's daughter. Jesus heals hundreds of Gentiles. Jesus feeds the Gentiles. What does all this mean for the age of the Messiah?

Where does our sin come from? Is it external to us? Or does it come from within us? And where does our true cleansing come from? From within us? Or from outside?

The Pharisaical tradition had the surface level appearance of obedience to God. Jesus exposed it for what it was, rules made by men whose hearts were far from God. In this sermon we take the time to examine where are own hearts are.

Jesus came to a world of brokenness. Jesus was filled with compassion. Jesus was the promised Messiah. What were the people responding to when they went to him to be healed? Did they want more from Jesus than comfort? Do you?

When Jesus walked on water he was showing us something about himself, not just who he was (God) but what he's like. Open Matthew 14:22-33 with us and discover that this event wasn't really about Peter- it was about Jesus. It wasn't really Peter's faith that was in picture, but Christ's saving hand.

Jesus, the heavenly king, is contrasted to Herod, the earthly king. Jesus spreads a feast for 5000 men. What does this tell us about our savior?