How did you come to Christ?
We’ve got a lot of new Ask Dr. E’s listeners around these parts and we thought we’d give Michael 10 minutes to tell you a little bit more about himself and how He came to know the Lord.
How will you endure suffering? How do you live faithfully when suffering?
E. F. Scott called it “one of the most beautiful writings in the New Testament.” WM Barclay characterized it as “one of the easiest letters in the New Testament to read, for it has never lost its winsome appeal to the human heart.”
Join Michael in this expository teaching series of 1 Peter.
The letter of 1 Peter, at the core a message of how Christians face persecution. Peter wants suffering believers to stand firm in their faith (1 Pet. 5:12).
Salvation is God’s doing.
Lesson: This life, at best, is a clean bus station. (We live where we do not belong. Not to be a kill joy – I am firm Ecclesiastes believer in enjoying the stuff of life and living faithfully, but our fallen, broken, ailing world is not our home! )
Lesson: as believers in Jesus – we can never minimize our desperate estate nor overstate the grandeur of His salvation. We all focus on the problem or pain in front of us; it is our nature. But the believer is encouraged to look beyond this present circumstance.
We’ve got a lot of new Ask Dr. E’s listeners around these parts and we thought we’d give Michael 10 minutes to tell you a little bit more about himself and how He came to know the Lord.
In light of last week’s decision, Janet Parshall generously returns to inContext to help us think biblically and critically about what this decision really means and where we go from here.
As you know, Michael is not shy about discussing the Biblical perspective on the LGBTQAI+ lifestyle. A frequent follow-up question we get is, “But what are those 6 passages that are commonly used to discuss this topic?” Find them here!