Few stories are as important as the encounters that Adam & Eve have with God before and after they rebelled against him. Their face to face interactions with him explain so much about who we are today, and why this world is so broken. Ryan Alsheimer talks about the history of sin entering the world, and the redemption that God offers despite our rebellion.

After he preached his famous Sermon on the Mount, Jesus came down from the mountain and ran into a leper asking for healing. The leper came face to face with Jesus, and left changed forever. Why does this matter, and what implications does this story have on us today? Pastor Ryan kicks off our brand new sermon series by looking at this story found in Matthew 8.

Jesus closes out his most famous sermon by presenting a choice to his disciples; will they lean on their own religious obedience, or lean on the perfect obedience of the Son of God? Ryan Alsheimer closes out our Jesus 2016 sermon series by breaking down why this choice still matters today.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus tells his disciples that they should seek God about the issues in their lives, and that He loves to provide in these areas. Pastor Don Yarborough preaches about how this works.

Two thousand years ago God invaded the earth. It changed everything. The Christmas story was not only a historically significant event, but it still changes lives today. Listen in as Ryan Alsheimer preaches Anchor’s first Christmas message.

Anxiety is the #1 mental health issue in our country. Jesus' words about anxiety and worry have never been more relevant and relieving. Ryan Alsheimer teaches about Jesus' diagnosis of and deliverance from anxiety.

Why and how should we pray? Pastor Don Yarborough dives into how Jesus taught us to pray in the Sermon on the Mountain.

In a culture that screams, "me, me, me," Jesus offers a better way to handle our finances and more importantly, our attitude toward giving. Amy Kropp dives deeper into the Sermon on the Mount to deliver a message about why Christians should be givers.

Contrary to our natural tendencies, Jesus teaches His disciples to love their enemies and to withhold any sort of retaliation. Why? Ryan Alsheimer takes us further into the Sermon on the Mount and explains why Jesus taught such steep expectations, and how we're able to live this teaching out today.

There seems to be a disconnect between our words and our actions, just like there was 2000 years ago when Jesus taught about Christian integrity. Why do we lie? What do we do about it? Ryan Alsheimer preaches about the hope that's found in Jesus for liars.