How do you react when you don’t get your way? Most of us get angry. And anger starts a vicious cycle that can spiral out of control. Pastor Danny shares two actions we can take to deal with the internal enemy of anger.

Jealousy is a formidable enemy that the human race has trouble handling. If we are not careful, jealousy can become uncontrollable. Join us for week 1 of Internal Enemies.

The easiest person to lie to is yourself. We are masters at self-deception. Join us for our last week of “The Lies We Tell” to find out how to become truthful with yourself.

Hypocrisy is a form of lying. When we misrepresent who we are, we are lying to God. Psalm 44:21 says, “He knows the secrets of every heart.” How do we stop lying to the Lord? Join us for week 2 of “The Lies We Tell.”

Lies destroy trust. If we want quality relationships, we have to commit to telling the truth - even if it costs us something. Yet, lies are an epidemic in relationships. Pastor Danny kicks off week 1 of The Lies We Tell and shares two practical steps we can take to eliminate the temptation to deceive others.

Emmanuel celebrates Teacher Appreciation weekend as Pastor Danny interviews 2019 Teacher of the Year, Tamara Markey, who gives insight and encouragement to teachers and educators, shares her experience in the classroom, and describes how her faith has impacted her as a teacher.

Isolation is deadly. We were never meant to try to get through life on our own. God's plan is for friends to help us along the way. Lead Pastor Danny Anderson shares three benefits of having high quality friendships as well as the best way to cultivate them.

It's not an easy question to answer, and people can sometimes spend their entire lives trying to figure it out. What do I do with my life? Special guest Brad Lomenick, author of H3 Leadership: Be Humble. Stay Hungry. Always Hustle. joins us to share the difference between our identity, our calling, and our assignment along with 3 keys to leading no matter your current role. God has a story he wants to tell through your life. And he's going to use your greatest strengths and deepest passions to tell it.

Our words create the quality of our life and the lives of those around us. We can either build someone up with our words or tear them down. Gossip is talking about the personal or private affairs of others when they are not present. The Bible is clear about the destructive results of gossip. There is always a cost. If we're honest, though, there is a part of all of us that enjoys gossip. So, how do we stop? Join us as special guest Michael Kast closes out our series, My Big Fat Mouth.

Our words create the quality of our life and the lives of those around us. We can either build someone up with our words or tear them down. One of the easiest ways to tear someone down is to criticize them - to attack their character, motives, or attributes. Criticizing words come naturally, yet they bring pain and hurt to those around us. Why is it so hard to avoid criticizing others? In week 2 of My Big Fat Mouth, Pastor Matt shares one practical action we can take to conquer our critical spirit and use our words to "breathe life" into others.