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 inContext  -  Dr. Michael Easley
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The Word Became Flesh -- Part 2
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
How do we gain a better understanding of God? Look at Jesus Christ. On the next inContext with Michael Easley we'll see how the Bible contains all that we need to know to have eternal life.

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On the next inContext we'll look at the word incarnation. Michael Easley will help us come to a better understanding of how the God of the universe took on flesh and became like one of us.
 
 
On the next inContext, Bob Lepine interviews Michael Easley. Michael recounts how John 3:16 changed his life, and how he ended up going to seminary and then the pastorate.
 
 
Jesus wants us to be His children. We are fatherless and depraved, yet Jesus wants to adopt us. On the next inContext, Michael Easley continues our study in John 1, and shows us God's great love for us.
 
 
Join us for the next inContext with Michael Easley as we see how God is eternally existent and the Creator. We'll also take a look at the role of John the Baptist in testifying that Jesus is the Messiah.
 
 
In the Beginning -- Part 2
7/1/2008 - Tuesday
Jesus is God, was God, and will always be God. Jesus is not a god, He is the God. Join us for the inContext with Michael Easley as we look at John 1 and see how it parallels Genesis 1:1.
 
 
In the Beginning -- Part 1
6/30/2008 - Monday
On the next inContext, Michael Easley begins a series from the book of John. John was written, "so that you would believe." John helps us understand who Jesus is, and then encourages us to believe in Him. Join us for the start of our new series in John.
 
 
A Prayer Out of the Ruins
6/27/2008 - Friday
No matter the place, we need to ask ourselves, "How are we representing Christ?" Life can be good, bad, or between, but we are still responsible for representing Christ. On inContext Michael Easley concludes his study of Psalm 74.
 
 
A Prayer Out of the Ruins
6/26/2008 - Thursday
When you've prayed and prayed and prayed and it still seems like God is neglecting you...what then? On inContext, Michael Easley will look at Psalm 74, and offer us hope.
 
 
The Prayer of Maturity
6/25/2008 - Wednesday
Our good works can never make up for our sins. There's only one way to take away the penalty for our sins. Join us for inContext with Michael Easley as we look at Psalm 50, and see how religion can never solve our sin problem.
 
 
The Excruciation
6/24/2008 - Tuesday
The problem with religion is that we can never be religious enough to please God. Join Michael Easley for inContext as he looks at Psalm 50, and shows us the problem with religion.
 
 
The Excruciation
6/23/2008 - Monday
Ever see a photograph of a place, and then want to go see it in person? David in Psalm 22 is the photograph of Christ on the cross. Tune in to inContext with Michael Easley as he looks at this Messianic Psalm.
 
 
Stress
6/20/2008 - Friday
Do you feel like God has forsaken you? So did the writer of Psalm 22. Michael Easley shows us how to shake those feelings on inContext.
 
 
Stress
6/19/2008 - Thursday
Stress is unavoidable, so how should we deal with it? We'll see how David dealt with it from Psalm 31, on the next inContext with Michael Easley.
 
 
O God Our Help
6/18/2008 - Wednesday
Jobs/bosses/commutes/taxes/gas/home mortgages, can all lead to stress. Yet, stress is not something new. Psalm 31 deals with stress, and that's where Michael Easley takes us on inContext.
 
 
O God Our Help
6/17/2008 - Tuesday
Are life's circumstances causing you to question your faith? There's one constant help we can always lean on. Join Michael Easley on the next inContext for a program titled "O God Our Help" from Psalm 90.
 
 
The Only Safe Place
6/16/2008 - Monday
Where is the safest place on earth? On inContext, Michael Easley shows us, from Psalm 46, the answer to that question. Join us to find out where the safest place on earth is.
 
 
Past Thanks, Present Trouble
6/13/2008 - Friday
That co-worker/friend/pastor you can always count on…what if they failed you? Psalm 46 reminds us that even if the mountains crumble, God is our ever-present help. Join Michael Easley for the next inContext as we look at our never-failing God.
 
 
Past Thanks, Present Trouble
6/12/2008 - Thursday
In a tough spot right now? Look back on God's goodness. That's what David in Psalm 40 did, "Many, O Lord my God are the wonders you have done." Join Michael Easley for a message titled, "Past Thanks, Present Trouble."
 
 
The Hard Way or the Easy Way
6/11/2008 - Wednesday
True happiness would be great to achieve...and Psalm 32 shows us the path to true happiness. Join Michael Easley for the next inContext, as we look at true happiness, which is found only in God.
 
 
The Hard Way or the Easy Way
6/10/2008 - Tuesday
We tend to rationalize away our sin, but on the next inContext, Michael Easley challenges us by asking, "How much of our pain is due to our poor decisions and sin?" We'll be looking at Psalm 32, when you join us for the next inContext.
 
 
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With Moody Radio's continued commitment to Scripture, this innovative program takes a fresh approach to helping listeners grapple with truth. inContext with Michael Easley offers listeners the sound biblical exposition they have come to expect from Moody, in an extended program format that allows for further instruction and practical application. Each day, Dr. Easley will tackle passages verse-by-verse, challenging listeners to live for Christ at the office, at home, or in the church. With tangible illustrations and real-life insights, the Word is kept first and foremost on every broadcast.

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Michael Easley is the president of Moody Bible Institute. He earned his Master's Degree in Theology from Dallas Theological Seminary in 1985 and earned a Doctorate of Ministry from DTS in...
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