Scrolling Ourselves to Death
Dr. Michael Easley and Brett McCracken discuss his book, Scrolling Ourselves to Death, and the cost of a media driven culture.
Seeing and Believing (John 20:11-31)
In this sermon, Dr. Easley encourages faith amid doubt, highlighting Jesus’ grace toward Thomas and all who believe without seeing.
Can You Explain The Parable of The Shrewd Manager in Luke 16?
In this conversation, Dr. E and Hanna unpack the parable of the shrewd manager, exploring its context, characters, and lessons on stewardship and wealth.
Fun With Biblical Words
Dr. Michael Easley and Dr. Tom Hobson discuss his book, Fun With Biblical Words, diving into various Greek words and exploring translation challenges.
The Burial (John 19:38-20:10)
In this sermon, Dr. Easley unpacks the burial of Jesus, spotlighting Joseph of Arimathea, Nicodemus, and Mary Magdalene. Their stories reveal faith, courage, and the grace of God in the face of fear and doubt.
Are The Gifts of The Spirit Still Active?
In this conversation, Dr. Michael Easley and Hanna Seymour discuss the relevance of spiritual gifts as outlined in 1 Corinthians, emphasizing their purpose and application in today’s church.
Biblical Stewardship and The Green Agenda
Dr. Calvin Beisner joins Michael to explore faith, stewardship, poverty, and the green agenda from a biblical perspective.
The Crucifixion Part 2 (John 19:25-37)
In this sermon, Dr. Easley explores the profound significance of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, arguing that it is the most important event in world history from a believer’s perspective.
Does The Bride Have to Take The Husband’s Last Name According to Scripture?
Q: Does the bride have to take the husband’s last name according to scripture? What is the significance of the husband’s last name?
Disability and Community in the Church
1 in 4 people in the United States lives with a disability, yet many of our churches don’t resemble this reality. Attempts to welcome those with a disability are often implemented by well-meaning but ill-informed people. The results can lead to those with disabilities feeling excluded and isolated from the family of God. One Body, One Spirit gives eyes to the able-bodied to see the challenges experienced by those with disabilities.