The Grace Hill Podcast

Pastor Tyler Allred | ECO Presbyterian
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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.

  1. 4d ago

    Work Hard for the Free Gift (John 6)

    Follow JesusGrace Hill Church, Morgan Hill, CAPastor Tyler Allred | mhgracehill.church If salvation is a free gift, why does Jesus tell us to work for it? In John 6:25–40, the crowd asks Jesus what they must do to perform the “works of God.” His answer turns their question upside down. Salvation begins not with our work for God, but with God's work in us. Yet grace doesn't leave us passive—we are invited to live into the gift we've already received. Jesus then gives us a simple picture of what we need most: “I am the bread of life.” What would it look like to begin each day with the prayer, “Lord, give us this bread”? Scripture: John 6:25–40Series: Follow Jesus Watch the video sermon:https://youtu.be/QbywA7_RtXU More sermons, articles, and Bible resources:mhgracehill.church

    Work Hard for the Free Gift (John 6)

  2. Aug 9

    Not Your Personal King (John 6)

    Follow Jesus – Episode 15Grace Hill Church, Morgan Hill, CAPastor Tyler Allred | mhgracehill.church Why did Jesus refuse to become king when the crowd was finally ready to crown Him? In John 6:1–21, Jesus feeds the five thousand, walks on the water, and then slips away when the people try to make Him king by force. Their instincts weren't entirely wrong—Jesus truly is King. But they wanted a king who would meet their immediate desires, not the King who would reign through the cross. This message explores discipleship, faith, kingship, and the surprising way Jesus establishes His kingdom. Scripture: John 6:1–21 | Series: Follow Jesus Watch the video sermon:https://www.youtube.com/@MHgracehill 📚 Explore articles, Bible study resources, and past sermons at mhgracehill.church 🌐 mhgracehill.church

    Not Your Personal King (John 6)

  3. Aug 2

    When God Calls a Witness (John 5:31-47)

    Follow Jesus – Episode 14Grace Hill Church, Morgan Hill, CAPastor Tyler Allred | mhgracehill.church What kind of witness does God use? In John 5:31–47, Jesus points to four witnesses that testify to His identity: the Holy Spirit, John the Baptist, His works, and the Scriptures. Together they remind us that while God graciously chooses to work through ordinary people, it is ultimately the living Christ who changes hearts. This message explores evangelism, the authority of Scripture, the role of personal testimony, and why the Bible's ultimate purpose is to lead us into a relationship with Jesus Himself. Scripture: John 5:31–47 | Series: Follow Jesus Watch the video sermon:https://www.youtube.com/@MHgracehill 📚 Explore articles, Bible study resources, and past sermons at mhgracehill.church 🌐 mhgracehill.church

    When God Calls a Witness (John 5:31-47)

  4. Jul 27

    Present Tense Faith (John 5)

    Follow Jesus – Episode 13Grace Hill Church, Morgan Hill, CAPastor Tyler Allred | mhgracehill.church What does it mean to have faith today? In John 5:17–30, Jesus makes breathtaking claims about His identity. He is the giver of life, the final judge, and the perfect revelation of the Father. Yet this passage doesn't simply call us to believe certain truths—it invites us into an active, ongoing relationship with Christ, one that begins now and stretches into eternity. Scripture: John 5:17–30 | Series: Follow Jesus Watch the video sermon:https://www.youtube.com/@MHgracehill 📚 Explore articles, Bible study resources, and past sermons at mhgracehill.church 🌐 mhgracehill.church

    Present Tense Faith (John 5)

  5. Jul 22

    Treasures in Jars of Clay (2 Corinthians 4)

    Standalone Guest Sermon July 19, 2026 Grace Hill Presbyterian Church Morgan Hill, California Guest Speaker: David Frederick Scripture: 2 Corinthians 4:7–15 Why would God place the immeasurable treasure of the gospel inside ordinary, fragile people? Paul describes Christians as “jars of clay”: common and breakable vessels carrying the good news of Jesus. Our weakness is not evidence that the gospel has failed. It is often the very place where God’s surpassing power becomes most visible. David Frederick explores three ways suffering and human limitation point beyond themselves: 1. Our suffering shows that Christ is sufficient. 2. Our suffering displays the life and sacrificial love of Jesus. 3. Our suffering will ultimately be surpassed by resurrection. We may be afflicted but not crushed, perplexed but not driven to despair, persecuted but not forsaken, and struck down but not destroyed. Our pain is real, but it does not have the final word. God does not ask us to pretend that suffering is good. He promises that it can be redeemed, that Christ will remain with us within it, and that resurrection will one day bring frailty, grief, and death to an end. David Frederick is a Bay Area native who began following Jesus in high school through the invitation of a friend. He served in student ministry for more than thirteen years and currently serves as Executive Pastor at West Hills Community Church in Morgan Hill. Watch the video sermon: https://www.youtube.com/@MHGraceHill More from Grace Hill: https://mhgracehill.church

    Treasures in Jars of Clay (2 Corinthians 4)

  6. Jul 22

    Listening for God's Guidance (Proverbs 3:5-6)

    Guest Sermon - July 12th, 2026 Grace Hill Presbyterian Church Morgan Hill, California Guest Speaker: Scott Palmbush Scripture: Proverbs 3:5–6 How do we hear God when we are facing an important decision—and what should we do when God seems silent? Scott Palmbush explores the familiar words of Proverbs 3:5–6 and reframes our understanding of divine guidance. God does not merely want to give us answers that relieve our anxiety. He wants a trusting relationship with us. A straight path is not always the shortest or easiest path. God may guide us through unexpected turns while forming our character, deepening our trust, and teaching us to walk closely with him. This message offers practical guidance for discernment through prayer, silence, Scripture, Christian community, humility, and surrender. It also offers reassurance for those who fear making the wrong choice: your life is not a perfect plan that you are always in danger of ruining. God is with you, and he is able to guide, correct, and sustain you. Scott Palmbush is an ordained pastor, leadership coach, and co-founder of Mirador Leaders. He previously served churches throughout California, most recently as Executive Pastor at Menlo Church. Watch the video sermon: https://www.youtube.com/@MHGraceHill More from Grace Hill: https://mhgracehill.church

    Listening for God's Guidance (Proverbs 3:5-6)

  7. Jul 5

    Half-healed & Hard-to-like (John 5)

    Follow Jesus – Episode 12Grace Hill Church, Morgan Hill, CAPastor Tyler Allred | mhgracehill.church "Do you want to be healed?" In John 5:1–18, Jesus asks a question that seems obvious—but may be one of the most searching questions in all of Scripture. As He heals a man at the Pool of Bethesda, Jesus reveals that His desire is not merely to improve our circumstances but to transform our whole lives. This message explores grace, healing, Sabbath, discipleship, and the relentless love of Christ, who continues to pursue us even when we fall short. Scripture: John 5:1–18 | Series: Follow Jesus Watch the video sermon:https://www.youtube.com/@MHgracehill 📚 Explore articles, Bible study resources, and past sermons at mhgracehill.church 🌐 mhgracehill.church

    Half-healed & Hard-to-like (John 5)

  8. Jun 29

    The Sign is Not the Destination (John 4:43-54)

    Follow Jesus – Episode 11Grace Hill Church, Morgan Hill, CAPastor Tyler Allred | mhgracehill.church Why does Jesus seem to rebuke people for seeking signs—and then immediately perform another miracle? In John 4:43–54, Jesus heals an official's son from a distance, but John reveals that the miracle itself isn't the destination. Every sign in his Gospel points beyond itself to the person of Christ and the eternal life He offers. This message explores faith, miracles, unanswered prayer, and what it means to trust the Word of Christ even before we see the outcome. Scripture: John 4:43–54 | Series: Follow Jesus Watch the video sermon:https://www.youtube.com/@MHgracehill 📚 Explore articles, Bible study resources, and past sermons at mhgracehill.church

    The Sign is Not the Destination (John 4:43-54)
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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.

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    Pastor Tyler Allred | ECO Presbyterian
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    68
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    Clean
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    © Pastor Tyler Allred | ECO Presbyterian
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    The Grace Hill Podcast