The Grace Hill Podcast

The whole Bible is one story – and it’s all about grace. Grace Hill is a church where Scripture comes alive from Genesis to Revelation – where people are rooted in real community and sent with Christ’s light to Morgan Hill and beyond.

The Grace Hill Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 74 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

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  Whose Child Are You? | John 8

  Sep 27, 202630 min

  Follow Jesus: The Gospel of John for Real Life Grace Hill Presbyterian Church | Morgan Hill, CA Pastor Tyler Allred John 8 contains some of Jesus' most difficult words. Jesus is speaking to religious insiders—people who know Scripture, claim Abraham as their father, claim God as their Father, and in some cases have even begun to believe in Jesus. Yet Jesus challenges them with a deeply uncomfortable question: Does your life bear a family resemblance to the Father you claim? This passage has also been tragically misused throughout Christian history to malign Jewish people. Read in context, however, Jesus' warning isn't ammunition for Christians to aim at someone else. It is first a warning for people who believe we belong to God's household. Jesus' severe words are ultimately an urgent invitation of grace. Sin enslaves us, but: “If the Son makes you free, you will be free indeed.” What would it look like to make our home in Jesus' word—and increasingly live like children who resemble our Father? Scripture: John 8:21–47 Series: Follow Jesus Watch the video sermon: https://www.youtube.com/@MHgracehill More sermons, articles, and Bible resources: mhgracehill.church

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  There's Only One Light | John 8:12-21

  Sep 20, 202630 min

  Follow Jesus: The Gospel of John for Real Life Grace Hill Presbyterian Church | Morgan Hill, CA Pastor Tyler Allred Jesus doesn't merely claim to point toward the light. He says, “I am the light of the world.” In John 8:12–21, the religious leaders put Jesus’ testimony on trial. Who does he think he is? Why should anyone believe what he says about himself? But gradually the courtroom turns around. The people questioning Jesus discover that their own response to the Light reveals something about them. This sermon explores Jesus’ remarkable connection to Psalm 36 and Isaiah 9, the imagery of light during the Feast of Tabernacles, the exclusivity of Jesus’ claim, and his stark warning that the Light isn't simply something that makes life a little better. Jesus says that without him, we remain in darkness. Psalm 36 says: “Within you is the spring of life; in your light we see light.” John's Gospel makes an astonishing claim: the bread, water, life, and light Israel had always sought in God have come to us in Jesus. Scripture: John 8:12–21 Series: Follow Jesus Watch the video sermon: https://www.youtube.com/@MHgracehill More sermons, articles, and Bible resources: mhgracehill.church

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  No One Condemned | John 8:1-11

  Sep 13, 202633 min

  Follow Jesus: The Gospel of John for Real Life Grace Hill Presbyterian Church | Morgan Hill, CA Pastor Tyler Allred A woman is caught in adultery, dragged into public, and placed before Jesus. Her accusers want condemnation. Jesus gives them an answer no one expects: “Let him who is without sin among you be the first to throw a stone at her.” One by one, they leave. Eventually only two remain—the woman and Jesus. As Augustine famously described the scene, there remained “the pitiable woman and Pity.” And Jesus, the one person qualified to condemn her, says: “Neither do I condemn you; go, and from now on sin no more.” This sermon explores the unusual manuscript history of John 7:53–8:11, the reliability and transmission of Scripture, the hypocrisy of the woman's accusers, Jesus writing in the dust, and the remarkable order of the gospel: Grace first. Transformation follows. Scripture: John 7:53–8:11 Series: Follow Jesus Watch the video sermon: https://www.youtube.com/@MHgracehill More sermons, articles, and Bible resources: mhgracehill.church

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  If Anyone Thirsts | John 7

  Sep 6, 202632 min

  Follow Jesus: The Gospel of John for Real Life Grace Hill Presbyterian Church | Morgan Hill, CA Pastor Tyler Allred John 7 unfolds during Sukkot—the Feast of Tabernacles, one of Israel's greatest annual celebrations. The people have gathered to remember how God provided food, shelter, light, and water for their ancestors in the wilderness. But while everyone celebrates God's past provision, the God they're looking for is standing among them. Throughout the chapter, people debate Jesus' following, credentials, background, and endorsements. Then Jesus cuts through all the noise with a simple invitation: “If anyone thirsts, let him come to me and drink.” What are you thirsty for—relationally, emotionally, spiritually? Where are you searching for significance, fulfillment, or life? Jesus' invitation is not simply to learn more information about him, but to “taste and see that the Lord is good.” Scripture: John 7 Series: Follow Jesus Watch the video sermon: https://www.youtube.com/@MHgracehill More sermons, articles, and Bible resources: mhgracehill.church

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  That Scandalous Jesus (John 6:60-71)

  Aug 30, 202630 min

  Follow Jesus Grace Hill Church, Morgan Hill, CA Pastor Tyler Allred | mhgracehill.church What happens when the Jesus we're actually following turns out to be more demanding than the Jesus we expected? At the end of John 6, many of Jesus' disciples decide they've had enough. His teaching is too difficult, his claims are too great, and they walk away. Jesus turns to the Twelve and asks, “Do you want to go away as well?” Peter's answer captures something essential about Christian faith: “Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life.” Peter doesn't know everything he's signed up for. But he knows who he's said yes to . Along the way, this sermon explores the scandal of the cross, God's sovereignty and human freedom, fearless evangelism, Judas' warning about proximity without relationship, and what it means to make Jesus—not merely his gifts—the foundation of our lives. Scripture: John 6:60–71 Series: Follow Jesus Watch the video sermon: https://youtu.be/L-F5b6w4WIY More sermons, articles, and Bible resources: mhgracehill.church

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