Turn with me, please, in the Scriptures to verses that we've looked at previously in this series.

Let's look in Matthew the 15th chapter.

We've been for some weeks on a series we've called the greatest faith.

Not just great faith, the greatest faith. The greatest faith. Not just great faith, the greatest faith.

The greatest faith.

In the ministry of Jesus, we have two instances

where he called people's faith the greatest faith

he had ever seen, greater than anybody in the country, he said. That would include

his 12 disciples, the 70, any of those other folks. And why is this recorded for us? Not just so

we can marvel from afar off, but to show us what great faith is and for us to attain to it.

God's no respect to a person's.

Great faith means great victories.

It means pleasing God a lot.

It means being an overcomer.

Does all this sound good to you? Well, one of the two

examples we've looked at quite a bit is the centurion whose servant was healed. And we've studied

quite a bit on that. And you'll see that his great faith, the centurion's great faith,

you can see it described in two statements that he made. Now we're still going to read Matthew

15, I think, but I'm just reviewing a little bit. But one thing we'll see that when Jesus said

concerning the centurion servant who was in a bad way, he said, I'll come in healing.

And the centurion said, I'm not worthy that you should come under my roof.

But speak the word only and my servant will be healed.

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