We think of a lot of gifts to give our Dads. And they ask for some gifts they want like fishing rods or golf clubs or...

But the one gift they want the most never get's mentioned. Today we look at why respect is what men need the most.

God is not just the Powerful Creator we saw last week. He is also the unmovable God that cannot be shaken. He will always be there for us, as he was for Abraham and Sarah who were childless at 99! God still gave them a son! He is God Almighty!

God doesn't have just one name. In the Bible there are actually dozens of names for God. Why? Because there is so much to be said about God. The more we know His names, the more we will understand just how amazing and wonderful God is.

The incredible good news of Easter is not for us to keep to ourselves. We are to share it, tell others. That means we not only need to get to know our neighbors, we need to "BLESS" them. Listen to find out what that means!

Mom's have an incredibly hard job today. There's one gift every family can give their mom that would make all the difference in the world for her. Today we'll look at that gift, and how to give it to her.

Youth are facing pressures and challenges more difficult than any previous generation. The stress is showing. But there is hope, if we will see this as an opportunity for Jesus to change lives through us, the church, camp, and the power of God!

When we win, especially if we win big, we can't wait to share the exciting news!

Last Sunday Christians WON BIG! The question for every Christian: are we sharing that good news?

If Jesus did in fact rise from the dead - if those first disciples were right - then that changes everything. We'll look how it changed their lives - and how it can change our lives!

A total stranger was forced by the Romans to carry Jesus' cross on the way to Calvary. We know his name, Simon, because his life was changed forever by this painful task.

Simon was the first of many, because we too are asked to carry a cross for Jesus. We'll look today at what that means, and why it is important for us as well.

Peter seemed to often end up running ahead of Jesus, often in a direction Jesus wasn't even going in! This sermon looks at a lesser known incident - when Peter cut off a man's ear to save Jesus. Except, Jesus didn't need Peter to save Him.

The story is important because we all struggle with trying to tell God what we are certain He should do for us! Could we be wrong some times?