We began some weeks ago a series that we're calling the keys of the kingdom.

I want to draw you attention not keys to the kingdom.

Keys of.

A lot of times people mix that up and let's stay with what the word said.

Keys of the kingdom.

And look with me in Matthew 16.

Matthew 16 at our text here, where we get this phrase from.

And let's continue today.

Matthew 16, verse 13, when Jesus came to the coast of Cessaria Philippi, he asked his disciples

saying, whom do men say that I the son of man am?

They said, some say you're John the Baptist, and some, in other words, they say that

you're Elijah and others, some of them, some other people say you're Jeremiah, are of one of the

prophets. He said to them, but whom say you that I am this is perhaps the most important question

you will ever answer or any human being will ever answer who is Jesus?

Who is he?

There are millions believe he's just a man

who lived a long time ago and died

and that was the end of it.

Others believe he was a prophet.

He taught good moral things, but that's the end of it.

Same thing is going on today.

Some say this, some say that, some are the other.

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