Interviews

In this episode, Michael Easley and Dr. Stephen Mansfield explore the Kurds’ history, their role in current conflicts, and why they remain a people without a nation.

Robert J. Morgan joins Michael Easley to explore the history, theology, and lasting power of hymns—and why the church needs them again.

How the whole Bible fits together—from covenants to Kingdom to the “now and not yet”—and why it changes how you read Scripture.

How should Christians think about Israel today? A biblical, historical conversation on covenant, Zionism, and rising anti-Semitism.

A pastor’s story of church planting, discipleship, and trusting the sufficiency of God’s Word to build a healthy, Christ-centered church.

The Lord’s Prayer isn’t routine—it’s a radical blueprint for life, forgiveness, and God’s kingdom when understood in biblical context.

What if familiar Bible stories hold more depth than we realized? Dr. Craig Evans is on inContext to show how context brings the Gospels to life.

Spiritual growth isn’t about intensity—it’s about consistency. Discover how small, daily habits can become life-giving reflexes of faith.

Michael Easley and Jon Gauger discuss his book, Powerful Self-Talk From The Psalms, and what it means to transform your thoughts.

In this episode, Michael Easley and Darren Tyler confront cultural confusion about sin, the heart, and why the gospel still matters.