Michael Easley inContext

Michael interviews Dr. Wendy Widder about the book of Daniel. Dr. Widder has studied and taught the book of Daniel extensively for more than a decade, and joins us in this episode to do the same. Dr. Widder's insights are fascinating, challenging, and encouraging. For Show Notes visit http://michaelincontext.com/bonus-episode-daniel

Sometimes referred to as the Revelation of the Old Testament, the book of Daniel remains an intriguing and controversial book. It is a favorite book for the young and those who have interest in prophecy. Daniel’s pious life among a pagan culture drew attention from his enemies and favor from his God. The book records accounts of visions rich with imagery and most significantly, references to the future King and Messiah. For Show Notes visit: http://michaelincontext.com/cover-to-cover-daniel

How are we both saved by grace, and awaiting judgment? Does Dispensationalism have a place for study and application here in 2020? Will the Church be going through the tribulation? Should Christians practice yoga? You asked, Michael Answered. Click Here for notes and timestamps for each question: https://michaelincontext.com/ask-dr-e-episode-9/

Michael teaches an overview on the book of Ezekiel. Join us as we look at what Ezekiel's visions reveal to us about God's judgment, righteousness, and mercy. Go here for show notes: https://michaelincontext.com/cover-to-cover-ezekiel/

Michael discusses Lamentations with Rev. Dr. Christopher J H Wright. To view notes and resources mentioned in the interview, visit: http://michaelincontext.com/bonus-episode-lamentations

Michael teaches an overview of the book of Lamentations. Lamentations serves a sure and certain warning. As God's people grieve the loss of the Tabernacle, heaven remains silent. What does this tell us about who God is? How should we read and respond to this difficult text? To view Show Notes for this episode, visit: http://michaelincontext.com/cover-to-cover-lamentations

Michael teaches an overview of the book of Jeremiah. The book of Jeremiah is the second-longest in the Bible. We know more about Jeremiah's life, experiences, and the pain he endured than we know of any other prophet - and we're prompted to ask ourselves: Am I 'called' the way Jeremiah was called? Join us as we rediscover how relevant this text is to our present day. View Show Notes for this episode here: http://michaelincontext.com/cover-to-cover-jeremiah

Christians can feel caught in the middle on issues like Climate Change. Is the scientific data real? If you don't buy it, are you a truth denier? How should we respond as Christians? In this episode, we're bringing you expert reports from Dr. James Tour, Dr. Ron Rhodes, and Dr. E. Calvin Beisner. This is a good opportunity to think critically about what we are doing to our environment and what we can do to steward God's creation well.

Portions of the book of Isaiah are well known to many of us, but how was it heard by its first recipients? Dr. Gordon Johnston joins Michael to discuss the book of Isaiah. Do you have a biblical or theological question? Ask Dr. E! Call and leave a message with your question: 615-281-9694. Michael will answer your question on an upcoming episode!

Michael introduces the Major Prophets and teaches an overview on the book of Isaiah. Today in our series The Big Book –Cover to Cover, we transition into the Prophetic books, with Isaiah the 1st of 5 major prophets: Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, Daniel followed by the 12 minor prophets. Isaiah is perhaps one of the most loved and, in a way, important prophets of the Old Testament. To view Show Notes, visit: http://michaelincontext.com/cover-to-cover-isaiah Have a biblical or theological