How Should Christians Engage in Politics? With Jeff Samelson
with Jeff Samelson
Jeff Samelson explains how Christians can engage politics with biblical conviction, humility, love, and confidence in God’s sovereignty.
To wrap up our series, Robert Morgan and Morris Proctor joined Michael in the studio to talk about the value of spending regular time in Scripture.
Scott Lindsey, Executive Director at Faithlife, joins Michael in this hope-filled conversation about the measurable impact of regular Bible study. If you’ve struggled to make time for Scripture lately, this episode is for you.
Pastor Erwin Lutzer joins Michael to encourage and challenge us all in our pursuit of God through His Word: “Exposition is handling God’s Word in context.
You want to understand what was being said to that generation and to build a bridge to this generation.”
“I’m not an alarmist but I do feel it’s necessary to sound an alarm because we Christians now just don’t know the Bible the way we ought to.” Dr. Woodrow Kroll joins Michael to continue our series: Get Your Nose in The Book
Dr. Michael Gorman joins Michael to begin our series on Biblical literacy and exposition: Get Your Nose in The Book.
Where did Cain’s wife come from? How do we educate our children biblically about homosexuality? How do we speak the truth in love without sounding judgmental or condoning what’s Biblically wrong? You asked, Dr. E answered!
Dr. George Barna joins Michael to discuss the tension in a world largely influenced by culture rather than Scripture, and what we can do about it.
Janet Parshall returns to inContext to discuss the state of the American church and to encourage believers to obey the biblical mandate: go and tell the Good News.
Dr. Phil Cary helps us understand the history of Christian theology in the US and where the Church in America is headed.
Dr. John Hannah is back to help us understand the history of Christianity in America.