Morgan Hill Bible Church

John 15:1-17

John 14:15-31

John 14:8-14

John 13:36-14:7

John 13:31-35

John 20:1-18

Genesis 49:29-50:1, 50:15-26

Genesis 48:1-21, 49:1-12, 22-26

Genesis 46:31-47:12, 47:27-31

Genesis 45:1-46:7, 26-30

Genesis 43-44

Genesis 41

Genesis 41

Genesis 40

Genesis 39

Genesis 38

Psalm 139:13-16

Genesis 37:2-36

Luke 15:1-10

Matt 7:3-5

Luke 2:22-32

Hebrews 13:1-25

Hebrews 12

Hebrews 11:1-40

Hebrews 10:1-39

Hebrews 9:1-28

What are you bound by? we know the past can effect our future. How much does the old law affect our life today? Jesus made it clear, we are no longer bound by the things of old, but are given a brand new covenant.

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Safe and secure. We put a lot of hope and identity in things we falsely believe we can control; our looks, our bank account, our image, our job. Yet these tings often leave us feeling insecure. Jesus is the true anchor of hope that does not waver in the storms of life.

The final say. We sit under authority often, and we always find that it is flawed. Regardless of having to sit under a bad leader, or someone of upmost character; no one can save us. Jesus stepped in as the ultimate covering for our sins, giving the final say as the only one who is worthy.

God is bigger than your wildest dreams. We all have things we are excited, and even hopeful for. As we yearn for what’s next in life, God is bigger than even the most rewarding things.

Jesus is bigger than the lows of life. We may wonder if God has abandoned us as we walk through a desert season. He is right with us, often carrying us in the moments we can't see Him.

Jesus is greater. There are many forces in life that are powerful; influence, power, money, grief, love. Jesus is greater than all of these things, He is true life.

Jesus is greater. There are many forces in life that are powerful; influence, power, money, grief, love. Jesus is greater than all of these things, He is true life.

Love is greater. We are called to love like Jesus did, and that love will have us lay everything down. It will be offensive to some, but that kind of love is what changes the world.

Absolutely fuming. We will be wronged, and this will make us angry. What do we do when we respond in anger? And how can we react differently as believers?

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This is a tough one. We all have at least one individual in our life that we have to forgive. That is easier said than done. Healing happens at the start of forgiveness!

Oops, did we ruffle your feathers? If you have been feeling triggered, you’re not alone. There is much to be offended by, yet we are better off being unbothered. How do we get to place of living at peace; unoffended?

Stay committed. In the age of church decline, stay committed to community. It’s vital for your health and the health of others. Be committed, and see the good that happens. It is truly better together!

We weren’t meant to be alone. From the beginning of creation, we have been made for connection. We long for relationships and to do life with others. We are truly better together.

What does it look like to walk with God? It is a majestic, gritty, and adventurous journey. We hear an example of this walk as we hear from a special missionary guest, John Houlette, from Japan.

Our heads are above water. The waves of the world can often pull us down, and the pressure can feel like too much. When life is hard, we often hit auto-pilot just to get through it. Jesus promised us a much better way.

We aren’t superhuman. In a culture that tells us that there are no limits, we need to embrace the natural limitations that God has given. Once we lean into trusting Him and embracing our limitations, the supernatural occurs.

Follow along with us in one of the most quoted books of the Bible. Fresh into the summer, we are diving into the book of Psalms, deepening our faith and refreshing our soul.

Follow along with us in one of the most quoted books of the Bible. Fresh into the summer, we are diving into the book of Psalms, deepening our faith and refreshing our soul.

Christ is our firm foundation

It’s easier for a camel. As believers in Jesus, there are many changes that take place in our life, and at times it can feel directly in contrast with the world, and extremely difficult. One of the many things Jesus promised, is that life would not be easy as His follower, but it would be worth it.

Got a plank in your eye? It can be second-nature to cast judgement or make assumptions of others character, but Jesus calls us to a different way. Rather than be the first to throw a stone, He challenges us to take a look at ourselves first.

Where is your treasure? It is easy to say our heart is in the right place, but what we value most might not look like Jesus. Is our focus the next Instagram viral moment, how much is in our savings, how successful we can look for those who doubted us, or another family vacation to post online? Our treasure is more obvious than we think.