Michael Easley inContext

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The Big Book–Cover to Cover: Romans Feb 09, 2021

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Michael teaches an overview of the book of Romans. Paul's letter to the Romans is both a deeply doctrinal theological thesis and an accessible, practical handbook to following Christ. It is a clear presentation of the gospel and its implication for our lives. Join us as we examine this text, beneficial to all believers. Show Notes: https://michaelincontext.com/cover-to-cover-romans/

Bonus Episode: Acts with Dr. Darrell Bock Feb 04, 2021

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Dr. Bock is back to continue his conversation with Michael about the words of Luke found in the New Testament. In this robust discussion about the book of Acts, Michael and Dr. Bock discuss: The authorship of Acts Geographic significance of the literary structure Expanse and influence of the Roman Empire The significance of Pentecost Water Baptism v. Baptism of the Holy Spirit The early church And more! https://michaelincontext.com/bonus-episode-acts/

The Big Book—Cover to Cover: Acts Feb 02, 2021

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Michael teaches an overview of the book of Acts. Often referred to as The Acts of The Apostles, but perhaps more aptly titled: The Acts of God. In Acts, Luke details the initial fulfillment of the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19-20), the spread of the gospel of Christ from Jerusalem to Rome. Listen to learn the significance of the symbolism in that journey, and how it ties into the text. Show Notes: https://michaelincontext.com/cover-to-cover-acts/

Bonus Episode: John with Dr. Crawford Loritts Jan 28, 2021

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In this conversation, Michael and Dr. Loritts discuss: The purpose of John's gospel Jesus as the Word The 9 "I Am" statements Miracles The upper room discourse “We know enough to have confidence in what God’s communicated to us, but we don’t know it all. If we did, we’d cease to be dependent upon the One we should be dependent upon." Show Notes: https://michaelincontext.com/bonus-episode-john

The Big Book—Cover to Cover: John Jan 26, 2021

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The book of John is unique both in what it includes and what it excludes in its account of the life and works of Jesus Christ. Today, we dive into all of it in this overview episode on the gospel of John. Show Notes: https://michaelincontext.com/cover-to-cover-john/

Bonus Episode: Luke with Dr. Darrell Bock Jan 21, 2021

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Dr. Darrell Bock returns to inContext to help us study the gospel of Luke. In this conversation, Michael and Dr. Bock discuss: Discipleship Ethics The purpose of Luke The "Lost" parables The Good Samaritan Luke's clear concern for the life of believers https://michaelincontext.com/bonus-episode-luke

The Big Book––Cover to Cover: Luke Jan 19, 2021

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Today we take a look at the gospel account written by Luke, the largest contributor to the New Testament. J. Sidlow Baxter observes: "Whereas the emphasis in Matthew is on what Jesus said, and in Mark on what Jesus did, here in Luke it is rather on Jesus Himself." https://michaelincontext.com/cover-to-cover-luke

Bonus Episode: Mark with Dr. Mark L. Strauss Jan 14, 2021

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Dr. Mark L. Strauss helps us handle the gospel account of Mark. In this conversation, Michael and Dr. Strauss discuss: Mark's authorship and influences The significance of Mark's gospel Christ's example as represented in Mark Major parables and themes from Mark's gospel https://michaelincontext.com/bonus-episode-mark

The Big Book–Cover to Cover: Mark Jan 12, 2021

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The gospel of Mark is the shortest, most concise, most candid, and arguably the most complex account of Jesus's life and ministry. Michael helps us begin to rightly place this important account in the whole of Scripture in this overview of the book of Mark. https://michaelincontext.com/cover-to-cover-mark

Bonus Episode: Matthew with Kevin Zuber Jan 07, 2021

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The gospel of Matthew: a fitting continuation to the New Testament. Dr. Kevin Zuber joins Michael in this episode to discuss the book of Matthew in regards to its purpose, context, & application for its original recipients and for us today. "The kinds of questions we like to ask are not completely illegitimate, but one problem with modern hermeneutics is that we're often asking questions of the text it was never really intended to answer." Notes: https://michaelincontext.com/bonus-episode-matthew/

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