All of us are bringing something to God and WHAT we bring is an indication of whether our heart is for Him or not. How is God's word to Israel in the 5th Century BC relevant to us in Bluffton in the 21st Century AD? Find out.

God loves you. In the first week of the Malachi series, Kevin encouraged us to rest in the fact that God loves us.

Throughout the Rhythm or Blues series, we've looked at different things we can incorporate into our lives. In this message, we put it all together so that the song our lives produce is one that pleases God.

For many of us, life is moving too quickly. We don't have any space to breathe and our lives are full-steam ahead without any sight of pumping the brakes. But we need to slow down. We need a better cadence.

If you want to live the life God is calling you to live then you can't miss having this three-part harmony in the song your life is producing.

If your life were a song, what would be the chorus? In other words, what do you always go back to? We're going to look at the most powerful chorus we can have.

Worship is more than the songs we sing when we gather together. Worship is the song our lives produce each and every moment of the day. In this message, we look at the first rhythm of life we must adopt so that we don't live with the blues.

Before we can live in rhythm, we have to turn down the noise in our lives. If you feel like the noise of life--exhaustion, distraction, endless notifications, and busyness--is too loud, there's a way to turn it all down. That's where we begin in week one of Rhythm or Blues.

As we close out 2019, we took time to celebrate what God has done over the last year, share stories of how He has worked in us and among us, and to look ahead to 2020.

When Jesus was born in Bethlehem, love had come down. That is why we celebrate Christmas. We are loved by the God who saves!