Dr. Calvin Beisner joins Michael to explore faith, stewardship, poverty, and the green agenda from a biblical perspective.
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.
Dr. Michael Easley unpacks the complexities of worship music—from the traditional vs. contemporary divide to how education, songwriting, and personal preferences shape the worship experience.
Michael Easley interviews Samuel Smadja, who shares why the land of Israel is central to God’s promises, the miracle of the Jewish people’s return, and the spiritual warfare surrounding the nation. He unpacks recent conflicts, growing unity in Israel, and the grace-centered Christian perspective behind it all—encouraging believers to visit and experience the land for themselves.
Dr. Easley unpacks the brutal crucifixion of Jesus, highlighting its fulfillment of Scripture and urging listeners to grasp the depth of His suffering and the love behind it.
This episode discusses the gospel’s significance, the impact of age restrictions on baptism and communion, and the nature of faith and discipleship, emphasizing childlike faith, warning against legalism, and advocating for a grace-filled approach to spiritual growth.
Dr. Michael Easley and Dr. Jeff Myers discuss cultural and societal renewal through critical thinking, strong moral leadership, and the engagement of the rising generation.
This sermon explores the trials of Jesus, focusing on the interactions between Jesus and Pilate, the accusations made against Him, and the role of the Jewish leaders in His condemnation.
I’ve always been taught that if you have professed your faith in Christ you could participate in the communion. But recently our pastor is preaching that we have to be baptized in order to participate in the communion!
Michael Easley and Sherman Brand discuss the transformative power of the Holy Spirit and God’s grace, exploring themes of trust, community, spiritual growth, and overcoming apathy, sin, and legalism.
