Lies

The Lies We Tell

A lie is a deliberate misrepresentation of the truth. Women tell an average of 3 lies per day. Men tell 6! The Bible says us that God hates it and that lying destroys trust in relationships. This sermon series, we'll learn why lying is so toxic to our lives, and what we can do to break the habit.

• Aug/18/2019

  Lies

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Life Is Better Connected

Emmanuel Church is a church of groups. Research shows that being in a small group greatly increases the likelihood of spiritual growth. Life is simply better connected.

• Aug/28/2016

  Week 3

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• Aug/21/2016

  Week 2

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• Aug/14/2016

  Week 1

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• Aug/4/2019

  Life is Better Connected

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Espresso Shot

Espresso Shots are a series of standalone talks designed to give you quick, practical steps to grow in your spiritual life. Learn how to apply the truth of God’s Word to your day-to-day life.

• Nov/26/2017

  Gratitude

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• Sep/3/2017

  Joy

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• Dec/31/2017

  Faithfulness of God

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• Feb/18/2018

  God Is For You

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• Aug/5/2018

  Building A Healthy Marriage

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• Sep/1/2018

  Prayer

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• May/12/2019

  5 Lessons From London

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• Jul/29/2019

  What Am I Supposed To Do With My Life

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My Big Fat Mouth

Have your words ever gotten you into trouble? Whether it’s complaining, gossiping, or criticizing, we all sometimes struggle with saying things we shouldn’t. Our words create the quality of our life and the lives of those around us. In this series, we’ll explore how destructive our words can be and what we can do to make sure our words are building others up, not tearing them down.

• Jul/7/2019

  Complaining - Franklin Campus

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• Jul/7/2019

  Complaining - Banta Campus

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• Jul/7/2019

  Complaining - Greenwood Campus

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• Jul/14/2019

  Criticism

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• Jul/21/2019

  Gossip

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Power Up

It has been said, “Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle.” We all have something going on in our lives we are struggling with – relationships, jobs, anxiety, depression, and addictions. And we can often feel like lack the strength to deal with the struggles in our lives. The truth is we were never designed to handle the negative circumstances of life on our own. In this series, we’ll share four strategies for how to find the strength needed to overcome all that life can throw our way.

• Jun/9/2019

  God is Our Strength

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• Jun/17/2019

  Joy

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• Jun/23/2019

  Fully Commit

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• Jun/30/2019

  Wait!

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Unhurried

• May/5/2019

  Surrender Control

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• May/19/2019

  Hard To Love

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• May/26/2019

  Becoming Like Jesus

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• May/26/2019

  Becoming Like Jesus - Franklin Campus

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• Jun/2/2019

  It's About Peace

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Savage Jesus

When you first think of Jesus, what do you picture? Is it a picture perfect sunny day with children sitting around listening to his stories, or Jesus tending sheep? This series is here to break that stereotype of Jesus. Throughout the Bible, Jesus does some amazing miracles, defies religious norms of that time, and other savage things. This series will use Biblical stories to capture the true vision of who Jesus is.

• Mar/31/2019

  Winds & Waves - Banta

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• Mar/31/2019

  Winds & Waves - Franklin

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• Mar/31/2019

  Winds & Waves - Greenwood

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• Apr/7/2019

  Temple Cleansing

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• Apr/14/2019

  Friend of Sinners

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• Apr/21/2019

  Woman Caught in Adultery

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• Apr/28/2019

  Water Walking

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Mind Games

We have an enemy who wants to destroy us. Satan’s attacks begin with an assault on our mind. If we desire to see change in our lives and growth in our relationship with God, we first have to change how we think. The quality of our lives is the product of our thoughts.

• Mar/3/2019

  Let's Not Get Too Serious

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• Mar/10/2019

  You'll Always Be This Way

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• Mar/17/2019

  Supposed To Be Easy

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• Mar/24/2019

  You're Not Good Enough

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Better Lovers

The human race is loving poorly. It sometimes feels like our world is in chaos. In John 15, Jesus gives us a simple instruction: “Love one another.” So many of the problems in our world, our community, and our homes would be solved if we just decided to become “Better Lovers.” But it’s not easy. People think differently, act selfishly, and hurt one another. In this series, we will seek to better understand why we struggle to love others and how we can take the steps needed to choose love no matter what.

• Feb/3/2019

  Loving Those Who Hurt You

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• Feb/10/2019

  People Who Disagree With You

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• Feb/17/2019

  People Who Are Selfish

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• Feb/24/2019

  The Difficult Ones

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