Morgan Hill Bible Church

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.

It’s no secret. We live in a melting pot of opportunity, yet a dismal percentage of the Bay Area would call themselves Christians or attend church. We can’t practice our faith in secret; being transformed by Christ means living out loud.

Got haters? When we live our life out for Christ, we will have some haters. If we have so many to count, it may be time to evaluate our life and actions; are we truly living for Jesus?

Dig deeper. On the surface, what the world offers seems quite satisfying. Promises of happiness, health, wealth, and fulfillment all seem to fall short at the end. The truth is, we were meant for something much deeper.

Angry much? We all experience anger, and some of it is even what the Bible would call righteous anger. Mostly, our anger should be controlled and not controlling us.

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Congratulations, hurrah! You are exactly where you should be. When Jesus gave his famous sermon on the mount, the beatitudes he gave shocked many. As we discover the hope woven in the statements, we learn what it means to be in the kingdom of God.

We have a beautiful promise, a promise that will be kept. In Jesus resurrection, fulfilling countless prophecies, we have the solidified hope in eternity with Him and the ultimate defeat of death and darkness.

Celebrate God's grace. We are all deserving to experience the consequences of sin. The Israelites experienced God's grace in Passover, and hundreds of years later, Jesus' sacrifice caused the ultimate punishment to pass over us and be cast on to Him.

What have you learned? One of the important lessons Jesus taught was using what is entrusted to us. Regardless of what we are given, using our talents for Gods glory is valuable.

A new way. Jesus’ life, death and resurrection paved new way to have relationship with God. We don’t have to stay stuck in the same patterns, we are offered freedom and eternal life.

What do you worship? When Jesus visited a temple, he was heartbroken and angry at what he saw. People were using the temple for selfish profit and monetary gain, something Jesus didn’t stand for. It can be easy to pass judgement on those we read about in the temple, but where does our heart lie?

Explore the final week of Jesus before the cross. Join us in this new series as we walk through the final week of Christ together!

Wrestle with God. We can bring Him our hard questions, our outrange, our doubt, and wrestle safely. We will be surprised how our muscles grow, and a new song of praise comes through the new strength.

hanging by a thread. That may be how you are found today, barely holding onto hope. we have a permanent hope in Jesus, no matter what this life brings.

Walk not by sight. Much easier said then done, as we wrestle with God. We can pepper Him with questions of why, but His goal is a deeper relationship with us.

Have expectations let you down? We all have an expectation of God, and it usually aligns with our logic of how life should play out. So, how do you cope with the opposite result?

Where do you go from here? We have a perfect guide in Jesus. While navigating an ever-changing world, we have someone who will never leave or forsake us in the process.

The Gospel is for everyone, everywhere. We have the treat of listening to special guest Steve Dang as he shares the beauty of the good news with us.