When it comes to Jesus, no one can remain neutral. We will eventually submit to him

gladly in faith or else we will become increasingly cold and even hostile to him.

Welcome to the Radical with David Platt podcast, the latest sermons from teacher, author, and

pastor David Platt.

And in this sermon from Matthew chapter 12, Pastor David points us to the identity of Christ

and to the different responses that people in scripture had to him, including the unpardonable

sin of blaspheming the Holy Spirit.

We are not only warned against rejecting the Spirit's testimony to Christ,

but also we are invited to take him as our Savior and King.

So here's David with a sermon titled,

Will your heart be hardened or humbled by this king?

From Matthew chapter 12. If you have his word and I hope you do, let me invite you to open with me to Matthew Chapter 12.

Matthew Chapter 12 and if you pull out your notes there you'll see we've got a lot of ground to cover today, so I want to jump right in from the start.

My goal, my aim, my desire for you today is that in the next few moments that you would see a fuller, greater, more complete, more glorious picture of Jesus

than you have right now. And then seeing him more completely, more fully, that right where you are

sitting you would be humbled and overwhelmed and blown away by the thought of

worshiping at the table with him in a few minutes.

My prayer is that many of you will be reminded of,

and that some of you will be introduced for the first time to the greatness of King Jesus.

And that you will have your hearts humbled by him in the next few minutes, not hardened

by him, which is how most people in the first century responded to Jesus.

And it's how we naturally in our hearts respond to Jesus.

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