Jesus made it a practice to eat and drink with sinners. He defied religious and social norms, which infuriated the religious leaders of the time. He came for lost people. But what does it mean to be lost? And how does Jesus' example change the way we interact with others? Join Pastor Danny for Week 3 of Savage Jesus. Speaker: Pastor Danny Anderson

"(Jesus) drove out the sheep and cattle, scattered the money changers' coins over the floor, and turned over their tables." (John 2:15) Jesus was consumed with passion for God's Temple - the place where God resided in the Old Testament. Today, if you are a believer, your body is God's temple. And he is just as passionate about your temple as he was about the Temple. Pastor Danny shares week 2 of "Savage Jesus." Speaker: Pastor Danny Anderson

Storms can be frightening, physical ones and ones that we go through in life. Yet, our Savior calms the winds and the waves in Matthew 8 and he can in our lives too. We first need to understand who Jesus is and how he is with us through our own storms. This weekend, we are kicking off the first weekend of “Savage Jesus”! Speaker: Cody Johnson

Our enemy wants us to believe a lie: “I’m not good enough.” Whether it’s in a job, a relationship, a school – he uses our culture of comparison to attack our identity and sense of self-worth. But in Christ, we come to know the truth about ourselves. Pastor Danny Anderson concludes the Mind Games series by exposing another powerful lie from our enemy. Speaker: Pastor Danny Anderson

“It isn’t supposed to be this hard.” We catch ourselves believing Satan's lie that our life is going to be easy... an easy marriage, easy parenting. This is not the case. The bible shows us many different people that had problems, even Jesus did. So why do we find ourselves thinking that our lives are going to not have problems? Pastor Danny will introduce the next lie that Satan tells us in week three of ‘Mind Games’. Speaker: Pastor Danny Anderson

Often times, our sinful nature seems to have a hold on us that we are unable to break. We feel as though we will never be the person to triumph over our continuous cycle of sins. This is a lie that Satan wants us to believe, but as we read scripture we understand that we have a choice to break away from our sinful nature to become more like Jesus. We first, must choose to change. Pastor Danny follows up with week two of “Mind Games” with the mind shift of change. Speaker: Pastor Danny Anderson

Dallas Willard said, “The most important thing in your life is not what you do, it’s who you become. That’s what you will take into eternity.” Then why is it sometimes tempting to not take our walk with God too seriously? The truth is, there is no limit to how close we can be to God. Pastor Danny shares the mind shift we need to make in order to improve the quality of our lives and become the kind of person God wants us to become. Speaker: Pastor Danny Anderson

In this talk, Danny will give us some tips on how to become better lovers of difficult people. These are not the people that hurt you, it may be a coworker who has a bad habit, a family member who complains a lot, or maybe someone that just gets on your nerves sometimes. The final week of “Better Lovers” will give us some clarity on how to become better lovers to all the difficult people in our lives. Speaker: Pastor Danny Anderson

In Philippians 2:4, Paul tells us, “Don’t look out only for your own interests, but take an interest in others, too.” It can be difficult to love selfish people. And to do so, we have to first accept an uncomfortable truth about our own selfishness. Join us for week 3 of Better Lovers, focusing on how to love those in our lives who are selfish.

How did the human race become so selfish? Paul tells us in Philippines 2:4, “Don’t look out only for your own interests, but take an interest in others too.” Our Emmanuel campus pastors bring us week 3 of ‘Better Lovers’ focusing on how to become better lovers to those who are selfish. Speaker: Pastor Matt Randall

Why is it so hard to love those we disagree with? Jesus commands us to love each other. But it’s easy mistreat those who look at the world differently. Pastor Danny shares practical teaching on how to love those we don’t understand or agree with. Speaker: Pastor Danny Anderson