MHBC Sunday Sermons

A continuation of our series on discipleship.

Looking at Jesus' exchange with Pilate in John 18:28-38, this Christmas message looks past the nostalgia of the holiday to the truth that Jesus was born a king, whose kingdom is unlike any earthly one and is entered only by being born again and by grace.

A continuation of our series on discipleship.

A continuation of our series on discipleship.

Through the ten lepers in Luke 17:11-16, this Thanksgiving message teaches that a grateful heart begins with crying out for mercy and acting in faith. Our deepest thanks belongs to God for the healing of our souls, above even the blessings on our table. Like the one Samaritan who returned, we give thanks by glorifying God publicly and humbling ourselves before Him.

A continuation of our series on discipleship.

A continuation of our series on discipleship.

A continuation of our series on discipleship.

In this message, our speaker, Ronnie, shares the story of his young daughter Ava's cancer diagnosis and recovery, and draws three lessons about trusting God through the hardest trials. A crisis is different for believers because, as 1 Peter 1 shows, it's meant to shape us into the image of Christ, not destroy us. God's Word sustains us through it, as in Psalm 34, and the local church becomes essential when we can't carry the burden alone.

In this message from Mark 5, our guest speaker, Ken, walks through Jesus' deliverance of the demon-possessed man called Legion, who was then sent home to tell others what great things the Lord had done for him. He reminds us that the spiritual battle belongs to the Lord, and that we face it by trusting the blood of Christ and yielding to the Holy Spirit. Rather than a deep dive into demons, the call is to keep our focus on Jesus and be ready to share what He has done for us.