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.
If you’re a believer, even if you’re suffering, you have an otherworldly privilege of knowing a joy that the world can’t understand.
Suffering is inevitable but misery is optional.
“…Christians will experience grief only as it is necessary in the light of God’s great and infinitely wise purposes for them.” – Wayne Grudem, Commentary on 1 Peter
“Stress deepens and strengthens a Christian’s faith and displays its reality.” – Ed Blum
“Many seemingly insignificant events are sent to test us before a greater trial is permitted to break on our heads. We are sent to climb the lower peaks before we are urged to the loftiest summits… we are made to run with footmen before contending with horses, and we are taught to wade in the shallows before venturing into the swells of the ocean waves. ” – FB Meyer
A faith that is being refined is not only genuine, it is one that finds joy in the suffering. – Michael Easley
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!