Nehemiah + The Leadership Process
As leaders, we all face times of hardship and challenges. How might the text of Nehemiah shed light onto how we should respond when those situations arise?
Introducing Season 3
Michael Easley inContext returns with an all new season on Oct 3. Here’s a preview of what’s to come in Season 3.
What do you need to be reminded of?
As parents, we need to continually remind our children of certain principles so that they learn to do the right thing. In the same way, as Believers, we need to be continually reminded of Biblical truth.
Pride, Self-Deprecation or Humility? 6 Questions to Ask Yourself
Do you have a sensible assessment of who you are? 6 questions to consider.
How Thinking Properly Changes Everything
Thinking properly, biblically and critically is imperative in nature. We must keep on being transformed and it begins in our minds.
The Holy Spirit is Better Than a Guilty Conscience
There’s no need to play the “Holy Spirit” in someone else’s life. He is better than a guilty conscience and He is better at drawing a heart towards repentance than you or me.
Discipleship in the Day to Day
Annie F. Downs joins Michael in the studio to discuss the difference between local and global discipleship, what it looks like in her day to day, and how athletes might be the best Christians.
Giftedness + Disciple-Making
Bill Hendricks, President of the Giftedness Center, joins Michael in the studio to discuss how God has uniquely gifted each of his children to be disciple-makers.
Discipling Through Worship
Christ’s final commission was to make disciples “as you go.” What does that look like in today’s context? Michael talks with Carl Cartee, songwriter/artist/worship leader, about making disciples through the avenue of worship.
If You’re Not Fishing, You’re Not Following
Christ called his disciples to follow Him in order to become fishers of men. If we are truly a disciple of Christ, we should be engaged in disciple-making. Join Michael as he chats with Discipleship Pastor, Mark Irving, about practical ways to begin obeying Christ’s command to make disciples.