The Bible is God's love story to us. Scripture says that God is love... but what does that mean? How do we know what love feels like or how to love others? What is the source?

Everything that has been happening in our culture—the campus shootings, the Syrian refugee crisis, the Middle East, our own U.S. politics—it's overwhelming. It reminds us that relationships are broken, but they are so vital to our lives. But there's a struggle happening...

Everything that has been happening in our culture—the campus shootings, the Syrian refugee crisis, the Middle East, our own U.S. politics—it's overwhelming. It reminds us that relationships are broken, but they are so vital to our lives. But there's a struggle happening...

How does God's grace affect us individually? Collectively? As a church? In school? At work? God's gospel of grace should be permeating every area of our lives. Each and every one of us needs to grow up in this gospel and we need each other to do that.

How does God's grace affect us individually? Collectively? As a church? In school? At work? God's gospel of grace should be permeating every area of our lives. Each and every one of us needs to grow up in this gospel and we need each other to do that.

Our mission as a church—as Morgan Hill Bible Church—is to connect people into a vital relationship with Jesus. This bottom line comes straight from Scripture—from the Great Commission. And Scripture is the revelation of God.

Our mission as a church—as Morgan Hill Bible Church—is to connect people into a vital relationship with Jesus. This bottom line comes straight from Scripture—from the Great Commission. And Scripture is the revelation of God.

Why do we get together every week? Church, youth groups, small groups... why? And what does it look like when a community of believers allow the Gospel be the center of everything we do? How does that affect us and our community?

Why do we get together every week? Church, youth groups, small groups... why? And what does it look like when a community of believers allow the Gospel be the center of everything we do? How does that affect us and our community?

There are a lot of words in our culture that don't mean what we think they mean. Society merges words like "love" and "tolerance" as if the meaning is the same. "Repentance" is one of those words in our Christian faith. Some of us might think it's a spiritual word for saying sorry to God. While many of us have developed our own meanings of this word, it actually means something greater with much more significant implications for our lives.