Jesus has always elicited different responses from people.

Some heard his words and saw his works while he was on earth,

yet they still rejected him.

For others, Jesus overcame their fears and gave them a glimpse of his true identity.

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In this message from Matthew, chapter 13 and 14, David Platt points us to two pictures of belief and two pictures of unbelief when it comes to responding to Jesus.

We too must decide how we will respond to him.

Will we reject this king?

Will we fall down and worship him?

Here's David with a sermon title,

Worship the King from Matthew,

Chapter 13 and 14.

If you have his word, and I hope you do,

and I invite you to find Matthew, Chapter 14.

Actually, open to the very end of Matthew, Chapter 13, we're going to start in

verse 53 where we left off last week. And I simply want to connect the dots between what we were just doing in singing in

worship with this text that we're going to look at today.

One main truth that just leaps off the pages of Matthew 14 today. It's not in your notes, but

and it's the overarching truth that I want to show us. I want to connect the dots

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