Heber Valley Bible Church

09/28/2026

Your weakness is not an obstacle to God’s usefulness.

In Luke 9:10–17, the disciples looked at the need in front of them and saw something impossible.

Too many people. Too little food. Not enough strength. Not enough resources.

And that is exactly where Jesus taught them to depend on Him.

He did not need the disciples to be sufficient. He called them to obey, bring what they had, and trust Him to provide what they lacked.

That is still how God works.

Your weakness does not surprise Him.

Your past does not disqualify His power.

Your inadequacy does not limit what He can accomplish through faithful obedience.

The point is not that we are stronger than we think.

The point is that Christ is more than enough.

So when the task feels bigger than you are, do not retreat into, “God could never use me.”

Come to Christ for strength.

Obey what He has called you to do.

And trust Him to accomplish His purposes through weak people who depend on a strong Savior.

God isn’t limited by your weakness.

09/27/2026

"I'm Sorry, I Don't Work Here" - 1 Corinthians 12:12-27

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09/23/2026

Sometimes your complaint is actually an argument with God.

Philippians 2:14 says, “Do all things without grumbling or disputing.”

Why is complaining so serious?

Because beneath the complaint can be something deeper:

“God, this should have happened differently.”�“God, Your timing is wrong.”�“God, this responsibility is unfair.”�“God, I know better than You.”

The complaint may name a person, a delay, a job, a marriage, a trial, or a responsibility.

But underneath it can be resistance to the God who sovereignly orders our lives.

Paul’s answer is not passive silence. It is faithful obedience without grumbling, so that believers would “appear as lights in the world” while holding fast the word of life (Phil. 2:15–16).

Before you complain about the circumstance, ask:

What am I really saying about God?

09/20/2026

"Shining In A Crooked World" - Philippians 2:14-16

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09/17/2026

God’s care is not limited to the biggest moments of your life.

In Luke 9:10–17, Jesus did not ignore something as ordinary as hunger.

The crowd needed food, and Christ cared.

That matters because it reminds us that the God who rules the universe is not distant from the details of our lives.

He sees the needs we are tempted to dismiss as too small.

He knows the burdens we carry.

And He is able to provide exactly what is needed.

Jesus said elsewhere that our Father knows what we need before we ask Him.

So if God is attentive to the ordinary details, we can trust Him in the darkest moments too.

Our worth is not found in ourselves. We are sinners in need of mercy.

But in Christ, we are loved, known, and cared for by God.

The God of the universe is not too busy to care about you.

09/14/2026

Lifting our voices in praise of the Lord is a great way to prepare hearts for Bible study.

“O sing to the Lord a new song, for He has done wonderful things” - Psalm 98:1

What a blessing to gather and worship our Savior together!

09/14/2026

Jesus Always Provides - Luke 9:10-17

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04/14/2026

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