First Church of Christ, Bluffton

What does forgiveness mean? What doesn't it mean? Get the answers to both questions as we find out about how we can forgive others just as Christ has forgiven us.

Jesus calls us to something much higher and greater than we can imagine. Turning the other cheek isn’t a sign of weakness, but a sign of great strength. Jesus gives us a path to take so that we can be heaping fiery coals that bring about the light of the world that shines through the darkness.

God puts healthy boundaries on the area of the words and actions we use. He also invites us into a better way to use our words and actions.

It’s important for us to understand what the origin of marriage is and what the design of marriage is. After all, marriage was God’s idea. He came up with it. So he gets to be the One to describe it and define it. Jesus’ vision for your marriage is one of life-long love and commitment.

There’s a segment of our population that says sex is everything and there’s another segment that says sex is nothing. All the while, the church is largely standing idly by and remaining silent on a topic that impacts everyone. But Jesus didn't stand idly by and we shouldn't either. So, what does Jesus say about our sexual desires? Let’s see.

What do you do when you find yourself at a point where your anger is growing and your bitterness is beginning to boil toward someone? Well, Jesus has some things to say.

Every year, we look back at what God has done at First Church of Christ and we look ahead to what we anticipate him leading us to in the future.

Jesus is the benevolent administrator of peace. Let Him administer His peace to you.

Joy isn’t a mere feeling, it’s a person. His name is Jesus.

You can trust God because He is perfect love and righteousness. He will never harm you or forsake you.

We live in a sin-stained world but is it still possible to have hope? Yes, and here's why.

We gather together and invite others to gather together with us because the Lord calls us to do so. It's for our good (and theirs).

We are sons and daughters in the family of God, called to contribute to the household our Father is building.

Jesus is the One in whom all the Scriptures and creation point.

Your faithful presence and proclamation makes a difference.

Jesus wants to equip us and prepare us to deal with those times when someone insults you, persecutes you, or slanders you, simply because of your faith in Him.

Taylor Thompson continues our series, Apprenticing Under Jesus.

Mike Jefferson continues our series, Apprenticing Under Jesus.

The world tells us 'no mercy,' but Jesus says something completely different.

In this sermon, Jesus teaches us about desires and how to find satisfaction.

Blessed are the humble? How? In what ways? Let's learn from Jesus.

Jesus is going to give you a paradox for when you’re hurting. He’s going to speak to those moments when you’re grieving, when you’re mourning.

Jesus wants to have us as his apprentices. His padawans, if you will. But this isn’t an apprenticeship for carpentry or plumbing or welding or electric but it’s an apprenticeship for life.

When you understand the purpose of Jesus and the work of Jesus, you’ll be able to understand your purpose and your work.

On one particular day, two sets of brothers’ lives were changed because of a simple invitation. They made a decision that changed their lives forever. And today, Jesus is going to invite us into a more purposeful life too.