Sermons New Birth, New Life, New Love (1 Peter 1:22-25) New birth changes everything—producing sincere love for God’s family and a life anchored in the eternal, unchanging Word of God. Listen
Ask Dr. E What Is the Most Important Word in the New Testament? What is the most important word in the New Testament? Dr. E explains why grace may be the answer—and why grace makes faith possible. Listen
Sermons A Life of Hope and Holiness (1 Peter 1:13-21) Because Christ redeemed us with His precious blood, we live with steadfast hope, growing holiness, reverent fear, and confident faith. Listen
Ask Dr. E Is Apostolic Succession Biblical? Scripture, not apostolic succession or church tradition, is the foundation of Christ’s church and the believer’s confidence in salvation. Listen
Sermons The Salvation the Prophets Longed to See (1 Peter 1:10-12) The prophets longed to understand salvation. Through Christ’s suffering and glory, believers receive grace and are called to live for others. Listen
Ask Dr. E Why Are There So Many Christian Denominations? Why do Christians disagree? Dr. Easley explains essentials, unity, church authority, and why making disciples must remain the Church’s mission. Listen
Sermons Finding Joy in the Midst of Suffering (1 Peter 1:6-9) True Christian joy doesn’t ignore suffering—it trusts God’s refining work, knowing every trial prepares believers for eternal glory. Listen
Ask Dr. E If Jesus Was Fully God on Earth, How Was He Able to Coexist With Sinful People? Why did Jesus have to be fully God and fully man? Dr. E explains the incarnation and why it makes our redemption possible. Listen
Sermons A Living Hope and an Eternal Inheritance (1 Peter 1:3-5) God’s mercy gives believers new birth, living hope, and an eternal inheritance that can never fade, fail, or be taken away. Listen
Ask Dr. E Should Christians Read The Book of Enoch? The Book of Enoch is fascinating, but Scripture is sufficient. Learn why the Bible remains the Christian’s final authority. Listen