We tend to think that we’ll be sadder when we give things away and happier when we get things. Find out what Science and Scripture have to say about that.This is probably the least manipulative sermon you’ll ever hear on giving, because it is not about giving more, but about increasing your joy.

We often consider giving thanks after having received a gift, but the truth of matter is that Giving thanks, an attitude of gratitude is a gift in and of itself. We give thanks at Thanksgiving time, but really, it’s the gift that keeps on giving. Find out why living thanks is as important as giving thanks.

God has designed you to be plugged in to other people. He made you that way. God never intended us to be alone. Find out how science and the latest psychological studies prove this is just as true today as it was back when Jesus created this earth.

Joyful people aren’t lazy about joy. Joyful people aren’t necessarily prone to be more happy than others, but often they are just more intentional about seeking joy. In this sermon you’ll find out how you, too, can be more intentional about not only having more joy, but about livingGod’s abundant life. You, too, can have more of God’s joy for your life.

God wants you to be happy. Not just happy, He wants you to be full of joy! He really does. That is why he made this earth and why he came to die.This episode looks at practical ways God helps us to live the life of joy He desperately wants each of us to live.

The Lord’s Supper ... we practice it so often it hardly means anything. But consider this. You have been called. You have been invited ... to a supper celebrating the King of the Universe. That is high honor for the likes of you and me.

Nobody likes anybody else to tell them how they should spend their money. So, what gives Jesus the right to tell us how to spend our money? But wait, ... what if this isn’t so much a command as it is a gift? And what if this gift brings more satisfaction to our lives than money can buy?

This has to be one of the hardest things Jesus asks us to do. What does it mean to love our enemies? Do I love my enemy like I love my wife or kids? What if I don’t love my enemies, what then? What can it hurt?

Many assume that the Christian life has to be a gloomy life. But Jesus tells his followers to rejoice and leap for joy. Find out if it is OK to laugh in church and have fun ... and still be a Christ follower.

It seems rather simplistic and perhaps a bit arrogant of God to ask us to believe in Him, when there are so many other options out there. Find out what Frankenstein and Mr. Hyde have to tell us about worldviews and salvation.