Interviews

Michael interviews Dr. Jeremiah J. Johnston about his new book, Unleashing Peace: Experiencing God’s Shalom In Your Pursuit of Happiness.

Michael interviews Dr. Eric Ortland about his new book, Suffering Wisely and Well: The Grief of Job and the Grace of God.

Michael interviews Terry Linhart, who has more than 25 years of experience training youth workers. They discuss his book, Teaching the Next Generation, where Terry brings together expert Christian educators representing a broad array of evangelical institutions and traditions to show how teaching connects to discipleship and the church in current contexts.

Michael interviews Andrew Peterson about his latest book, The God of the Garden, and the strong biblical connection between people and trees.

Robert Morgan has a unique and hard-won perspective on the experience of God’s faithfulness. He joins Michael on inContext in this episode to talk about faithfulness as one of God’s attributes and how we can be sure of His faithfulness no matter what.

Kerby Anderson joins Michael to talk through some admittedly alarming data about current trends in Christianity, and how we can move toward a hopeful future in the church.

In this episode Michael talks with two of his and Cindy’s closest friends, Robert and Liz White about marriage, parenting, community, and discipleship.

Christopher Yuan joins Michael Easley in the studio to discuss his new book, Holy Sexuality and the Gospel: Sex, Desire, and Relationships Shaped by God’s Grand Story.

Almost 10 million women will be attending colleges across the country this year. Join Michael Easley and Hanna Seymour as they discuss the challenges college students face today as well as how you can be part of challenging and encouraging twenty-somethings to be the man or woman God created them to be, no matter their circumstances.

Gun control, the NRA, ARs, Mass Shootings, the Second Amendment: Perhaps the most vitriolic conversation in the news today. The left and right seem emotional and extreme in their response. As believers how do we grapple with this topic? Is there a more moderate stance to take?