Jesus heals the multitude and the people glorify the God of Israel. These were Gentiles who were healed and Gentiles who glorified God.

Jesus goes into Tyre and Sidon and a Canaanite woman comes to Him asking Him to heal her daughter who was demon-possessed. Jesus was silent. She continues to ask Him to help her daughter. The disciples ask Jesus to send her away. Jesus honors the woman's faith and heals her daughter.

There are five steps we can take if we would like to experience God's Divine Intervention in our lives. These steps are found within our text here in Matthew 14:22-36. Jesus shows up for His disciples and He shows up for those who need to touch the hem of His garment.

Jesus feeds the 5,000, but in so doing we learn how to care about people like Jesus cared. Follow along with your open Bible.

Divine appoints are found throughout the Scripture. Herod had two very special people come into his life. He rejected them. He killed John the Baptist and feared Jesus Christ. Herod refused to accept the people that God through His grace allowed to come into his life. Don't you make that same mistake - see the people that God brings into your life as divine appointments.

Jesus returns to Nazareth for a second time. They reject Him again.

Jesus shares the parable of the dragnet with His disciples. This is a prophetic parable that will occur at the end of the age. Angels will be sent to separate the good from the bad. The good will be placed in a vessel, and the bad will be cast into the furnace of fire.

Jesus shares with His disciples the Parable of the Pearl of Great Price. What is the meaning of this parable? Rick Rees will help us discover the meaning behind Jesus' words.

Jesus shares the Parable of the Hidden Treasure. What does this parable mean? What is the hidden treasure? What is the cost to purchase the treasure?

Jesus shares the parable of the leaven with the multitude. Within this parable, we have the woman, the leaven, and the three measures of meal. What does this parable mean?