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We’ve turned intuition into a buzzword—flattened it into a slogan, a gut feeling, or a vague whisper we don’t always know how to hear. But what if intuition is so much more? What if it's one of the most powerful tools we have—and we’ve just forgotten how to use it? In this episode, I’m joined by Hrund Gunnsteinsdóttir , Icelandic thought leader, filmmaker, and author of InnSæi: Icelandic Wisdom for Turbulent Times . Hrund has spent over 20 years studying and teaching the science and art of intuition through her TED Talk, Netflix documentary (InnSæi: The Power of Intuition), and global work on leadership, innovation, and inner knowing. Together, we explore what intuition really is (hint: not woo-woo), how to cultivate it in a culture obsessed with logic and overthinking, and why your ability to listen to yourself might be the most essential skill you can develop. In This Episode, We Cover: ✅ Why we’ve misunderstood intuition—and how to reclaim it ✅ Practical ways to strengthen your intuitive muscle ✅ What Icelandic wisdom teaches us about inner knowing ✅ How to use intuition during uncertainty and decision-making ✅ Why trusting yourself is an act of rebellion (and power) Intuition isn’t magic—it’s a deep, internal guidance system that already exists inside you. The question is: are you listening? Connect with Hrund: Website: www.hrundgunnsteinsdottir.com TedTalk: https://www.ted.com/talks/hrund_gunnsteinsdottir_listen_to_your_intuition_it_can_help_you_navigate_the_future?utm_campaign=tedspread&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=tedcomshare Newsletter: https://hrundgunnsteinsdottir.com/blog/ LI: www.linkedin.com/in/hrundgunnsteinsdottir IG: https://www.instagram.com/hrundgunnsteinsdottir/ Book: InnSæi: Icelandic Wisdom for Turbulent Times Related Podcast Episodes: How To Breathe: Breathwork, Intuition and Flow State with Francesca Sipma | 267 VI4P - Know Who You Are (Chapter 4) Gentleness: Cultivating Compassion for Yourself and Others with Courtney Carver | 282 Share the Love: If you found this episode insightful, please share it with a friend, tag us on social media, and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform! 🔗 Subscribe & Review: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…

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Shepherds Without Sheep Part 1 with Mike Glenn and Tim Harlow 48:02

3 дні тому48:02

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Summary: In this conversation, Michael Easley, Mike Glenn, and Tim Harlow wrestle with decades of ministry experience and what they might do differently. With decades spent in the pulpit, they confront the foundational truths that were hardest to instill in their congregations: the mandate to make disciples, the assurance of God's love, and the freeing power of grace. They share hard-won insights on how ministry often drifted toward programs, metrics, and church growth models—missing the deeper call of Jesus to invest in a few and send them out. There’s sober confession about wasted time, misaligned priorities, and the pressure to build visible “success” instead of invisible transformation. They offer practical wisdom from years of mentoring, leading small groups, and trying—sometimes unsuccessfully—to shift the culture of the church back to discipleship and spiritual formation. This episode is a reminder that ministry is not about building an empire but shepherding souls—and that the fruit of faithfulness is often seen in quiet places and over time. Takeaways: Ministry regrets remind us that even our failures can be used by God to shape others and sanctify us. Discipleship isn't about perfection—it's about walking faithfully with others toward Christ. Pastors carry scars not just from battles lost, but from lessons learned under God’s mercy. God’s grace often meets us most powerfully in the places we wish we could redo. Longevity in ministry reveals this simple truth: obedience matters more than outcomes. What we once called failure, God often redefines as formation. Watch the highlights and full version of this interview on our Youtube channel . For more inContext interviews, click here .…

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Why Do Protestants Convert? With Dr. Chris Castaldo 46:55

10 днів тому46:55

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Summary: In this conversation, Michael interviews Dr. Chris Castaldo, pastor at New Covenant Church in Naperville, Illinois, about his book Why Do Protestants Convert?. Both men share their personal journeys from Roman Catholicism to Protestant Christianity. They delve into the emotional and theological challenges of converting, especially within deeply rooted Catholic families. The conversation centers around the reasons people convert—psychological, theological, and sociological—and discusses the influential figure John Henry Newman, a 19th-century Anglican-turned-Catholic who emphasized sacramentalism and church tradition over personal interpretation. Dr. Castaldo reflects on the problematic yet often romanticized notion that individual believers can interpret Scripture without broader historical or theological grounding. Michael and Chris examine how conversion decisions are often influenced by a longing for deeper liturgy, structure, or historical continuity—elements people feel are missing in certain evangelical contexts. They also critique the idea that the Catholic Church alone has interpretive authority over Scripture, arguing instead for the clarity and sufficiency of God’s Word for all believers. With grace and candor, they discuss how to lovingly approach conversations with Catholic friends and family, encouraging a posture of understanding, truth, and patient dialogue. Takeaways: Conversion is emotionally complex. Balancing church authority and personal reading of Scripture is a core tension. The search for spiritual father figures often drives people toward structured traditions. The Christian life, especially amid change, must be anchored in grace. Cultural shifts drive spiritual searching. Rituals like the Lord’s Supper require reverent understanding, not routine. LINKS MENTIONED: Why Do Protestants Convert? By Dr. Chris Castaldo and Brad Littlejohn The Davenant Institute Watch the highlights and full version of this interview on our Youtube channel . For more inContext interviews, click here .…

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Why Most Christians Misunderstand The Trinity with Dr. Adam Rasmussen 37:07

17 днів тому37:07

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Summary: In this conversation, Michael Easley and Dr. Adam Rasmussen discuss the alarming findings of a recent Barna study on the understanding of the Trinity among Americans, particularly within the Christian community. They explore the implications of these findings, the importance of teaching the doctrine of the Trinity, and the cultural influences that shape contemporary beliefs. The discussion emphasizes the need for a return to biblical literacy and the transformative power of understanding the Trinity in the life of believers. Ultimately, they offer hope for the future by encouraging a deeper engagement with scripture and a commitment to living out biblical principles in everyday life. TAKEAWAYS Only 11% of adults in America believe in the Trinity. 16% of self-identified church-going Christians embrace the Trinity. There is a dearth of teaching on the Trinity in local churches. Cultural influences are shaping the spiritual views of Americans. Many Christians are turning to secular figures for theological guidance. God loves to change culture through the church. The answer to societal ills is a return to God. We must experience God's love to effectively share it with others. ABOUT DR. ADAM RASMUSSEN Dr. Adam Rasmussen is a Fellow at the Cultural Research Center and the Dean of the College of Arts & Humanities at Arizona Christian University. He is a magna cum laude graduate of Northwestern College, where he earned a BA in history. He also holds an MA in Educational Ministries from Wheaton College, as well as a PhD in Educational Studies with a focus on leadership and administration from the Talbot School of Theology at Biola University. His research interests include biblical literacy, educational ministries, and Christian apologetics. LINKS MENTIONED The Cultural Research Center The Cultural Research Center Email List CRC Findings on rejection of the Trinity Watch the highlights and full version of this interview on our Youtube channel . For more inContext interviews, click here .…

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Scrolling Ourselves to Death with Brett McCracken 44:29

24 дні тому44:29

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Summary: In this compelling conversation, Michael Easley and Brett McCracken examine the far-reaching impact of digital technology on spiritual life, mental health, and Christian community. They delve into the addictive nature of social media and gaming, drawing on the insights of Neil Postman and George Orwell to frame today’s digital challenges. The discussion contrasts passive digital consumption with the richness of active, embodied living, emphasizing how an abundance of dopamine-driven experiences can dull the soul and contribute to a growing mental health crisis. They call Christians to navigate technology with wisdom—using it to serve their mission, not sabotage it—and to prioritize real human connection, spiritual growth through discomfort, and intentional community engagement in an increasingly digital world. Takeaways: Dystopian futures may stem from pleasure, not pain. Dopamine hits from technology can desensitize us. Digital gaming can be a form of mental gambling. The unpredictability of social media is addictive. Pain and discomfort can lead to growth. The stakes of digital engagement are high for Christians. LINKS MENTIONED: Scrolling Ourselves to Death by Brett McCracken The Wisdom Pyramid by Brett McCracken Uncomfortable by Brett McCracken Watch the highlights and full version of this interview on our Youtube channel . For more inContext interviews, click here .…

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Fun With Biblical Words with Dr. Tom Hobson 44:34

4 weeks тому44:34

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Summary: In this engaging conversation, Michael Easley and Dr. Tom Hobson discuss the importance of Biblical word studies, highlighting how the original Greek and Hebrew words enrich our understanding of scripture. Dr. Hobson, a theologian and author of Fun with Biblical Words , explores the nuances of over 60 biblical words, revealing how translations can sometimes obscure their deeper meanings. The discussion emphasizes the significance of context in interpreting words, with Dr. Hobson using the example of the word "trunk," which can refer to anything from an elephant's trunk to a car’s trunk, to illustrate how meaning is shaped by context. The conversation also highlights the need for a deeper engagement with scripture through the study of original languages. The conversation underscores the value of studying the Bible in its original languages, leading to a more nuanced understanding and a stronger connection with God’s word. Takeaways: Word studies can enhance understanding of scripture. Usage of words determines their meaning in context. The original languages of the Bible provide deeper insights. Language plays a crucial role in theology. The Bible should remain accessible to all readers. Accessible resources can empower individuals to engage with scripture more deeply. The joy of discovering biblical meanings can be profound and transformative. LINKS MENTIONED: Dr. Hobson's website Fun With Biblical Words by Dr. Tom Hobson All of Dr. Hobson's books Watch the highlights and full version of this interview on our Youtube channel . For more inContext interviews, click here .…

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Biblical Stewardship and The Green Agenda with Dr. E Calvin Beisner 49:21

5 weeks тому49:21

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Summary: In this conversation, Michael Easley and Dr. Calvin Beisner discuss the intersection of faith, environmental stewardship, and poverty. They explore Beisner's journey into stewardship, the founding of the Cornwall Alliance, and the importance of prioritizing human needs in environmental discussions. They also touch on the recent publication of Megan Basham's book, 'Shepherds for Sale,' which critiques the evangelical environmental movement and the influence of money in faith-based organizations. The dialogue emphasizes the need for accountability and critical engagement within the Christian community. Dr. Beisner and Dr. Easley discuss the importance of critical thinking and reading in developing a Christian worldview. They emphasize the need for Christians to engage deeply with scripture and literature to sharpen their minds. The discussion also delves into the green agenda, exploring the implications of environmentalism from a biblical perspective, including the trade-offs involved in energy production and the impact on the poor. Takeaways: Human beings should be the top priority of all life. Poverty is a tragic reality that many have never seen. The principles of the Cornwall Declaration remain applicable today. Public figures should be held accountable for their statements. Critique should be expected in public discourse. Discipline in thought is essential for Christians. Logic is a vital tool in understanding faith. We need to pay attention to sharpening our thinking. Critical thinking skills are lost in most education. Social media contributes to a decline in reading. Reading a real Bible is essential for understanding scripture. Engaging with literature enhances critical thinking. The green agenda often overlooks human welfare. Trade-offs exist in environmental policies. Fossil fuels are crucial for modern life. Rising energy costs disproportionately affect the poor. LINKS MENTIONED: Shepherd’s For Sale by Megan Basham Climate and Energy: The Case For Realism by Cal Beisner and David Legates The Cornwall Alliance Watch the highlights and full version of this interview on our Youtube channel . For more inContext interviews, click here .…

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Why Christians Should Care About Israel 34:37

6 weeks тому34:37

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In this conversation, Michael Easley interviews Samuel Smadja, offering a compelling Christian perspective on the land of Israel and its significance in God’s redemptive plan. Samuel unpacks the unconditional covenant with the Jewish people, explores the spiritual warfare surrounding Israel, and reflects on how recent conflicts have impacted the nation. He also discusses the shifting dynamics in the Middle East and the prophetic importance of these changes. With passion and insight, Samuel highlights the beauty of the land and encourages believers to consider visiting Israel for a deeper understanding of its spiritual and historical significance. Takeaways: The return of the Jewish people to the land is a miracle that cannot be overlooked. The land of Israel is deeply intertwined with the biblical narrative and God's promises. Understanding the unconditional covenant is crucial for grasping God's relationship with Israel. Recent conflicts have transformed Israel's national identity and unity. The spirit of hatred against Israel is seen as a supernatural force. The importance of grace in the Christian faith is emphasized over works-based salvation. The recent war has led to a surge of unity and support among Israelis. The beauty of Israel is profound and connects deeply with those who visit. The Middle East is undergoing significant changes that may lead to prosperity. Visiting Israel is encouraged as a way to connect with its rich spiritual heritage. For more info: https://michaelincontext.com/why-christians-should-care-about-israel…

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Trump, Gen Z, Men and the Future: Jeff Myers 39:43

7 weeks тому39:43

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Summary: Dr. Michael Easley and Dr. Jeff Myers delve into key themes such as personal and organizational flourishing, the evolving political and media landscape, and the engagement of the rising generation. Their discussion highlights the church’s role in society, economic challenges, and the future outlook—particularly for young men. Emphasizing critical thinking, a strong moral foundation, and active leadership, they explore how these elements can drive meaningful change and renewal in culture. Takeaways: The theme of personal flourishing is crucial for both individuals and organizations. Political engagement requires a focus on lessening evil rather than choosing the lesser of two evils. The rising generation is moving away from traditional media and engaging with long-form content. Young men are increasingly interested in spiritual matters and are seeking guidance. There is a need for a clear understanding of gender roles in society. American youth are experiencing high levels of unhappiness compared to other nations. The church must reclaim its role as the conscience of society. Economic growth is essential for addressing national debt and fostering responsibility. Critical thinking is vital for understanding societal structures and values. Hope lies in the engagement and spiritual growth of the rising generation. More about Dr. Jeff Myers Watch the highlights and full version of this interview on our Youtube channel . For more inContext interviews, click here .…

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The Transformative Power of the Holy Spirit: Sherm Brand 47:17

8 weeks тому47:17

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Sherman Brand joins Michael Easley for a compelling conversation about faith, the Holy Spirit, and the transformative power of God in the Christian life. Sherm shares his journey of overcoming apathy, learning to trust God's provision, and finding purpose in suffering. Together, they explore the necessity of dependence on God, the depth of His love as a Father, and the vital role of community in spiritual growth. Their discussion touches on the ongoing struggle with sin and shame, the call to live out faith through action, and the daily challenge of trusting God. They also highlight the importance of confession and forgiveness, contrasting the dangers of legalism with the freedom found in God's grace. Ultimately, their conversation points to the believer's identity in Christ and the power of authentic community in fostering healing and lasting transformation. Takeaways: The Lord loves to do the dishes with you. We underestimate the beauty of Christ living in us by His Holy Spirit. Apart from Christ, we can do nothing. We should not go by feelings in our spiritual journey. The cares of this world can choke the word and hinder growth. God wants to take care of us and provide for our needs. Suffering is often included in our growth process. He wants to live His life through us, guiding our actions. The term 'co-worker' in Romans highlights the importance of collaboration in faith. Finding God's work and participating is essential for spiritual growth. Trusting God is foundational for navigating life's challenges. Confession is a vital part of the Christian life, leading to forgiveness. Legalism can be more harmful than outright sinfulness. Shame is a tool of the enemy, not of God. Our identity as children of God is paramount and should be valued. Community is crucial for healing and accountability in faith. We often underestimate the power of God's grace in our lives. Living in constant awareness of our sin helps us rely on God's strength. Resources mentioned: Serve As a Verb Podcast Watch the highlights and full version of this interview on our Youtube channel . For more inContext interviews, click here .…

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Speaking Truth to Power: Stephen Mansfield 37:42

9 weeks тому37:42

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Michael and Stephen discuss the significant influence of the Episcopal Church on national religious ceremonies in the United States, questioning why a declining denomination holds such power. They explore the implications of speaking truth to power, particularly in the context of religious leaders addressing political figures. The discussion also delves into the challenges and responsibilities of Christians in politics, emphasizing the need for integrity and authenticity. Finally, they consider potential changes to how national religious events are conducted, advocating for a more inclusive representation of diverse denominations. Takeaways: The Episcopal Church's influence on national ceremonies is disproportionate to its size. There is a need for a broader representation of denominations in national religious events. Speaking truth to power can be a double-edged sword, requiring wisdom and discernment. Christians in politics face unique challenges and must navigate their faith in a self-promoting environment. The importance of caring for the underprivileged is a common ground for many religious leaders. Historical context is crucial in understanding the current religious landscape in America. The conversation highlights the need for integrity among Christian leaders in political spaces. There is a call for a shift in how national religious ceremonies are conducted to reflect a more diverse representation. Mansfield emphasize the importance of teaching history rather than erasing it. Engagement in politics can lead to significant change, especially for younger generations.…

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Trump's Impact on American Politics: Stephen Mansfield 43:43

10 weeks тому43:43

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Michael Easley interviews Stephen Mansfield, exploring his background, his work with the Kurdish people, and his insights on the Trump administration. They discuss the complexities of political choices faced by voters, the shifting values within the Christian community, and the evolving landscape of media in America.…

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Confessions from the Pulpit: Mike Glenn and Tim Harlow 43:33

11 weeks тому43:33

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Dr. Michael Easley, Mike Glenn, and Tim Harlow continue their conversation from last week and reflect on their ministry experiences, sharing personal stories of grief, transitions, and the emotional burdens they carry. They highlight the importance of accountability, meaningful relationships, and having a support system to navigate the complexities of pastoral life. The conversation also explores the challenges of burnout and maintaining healthy boundaries. Emphasizing the balance between personal and professional relationships, the speakers underscore the importance of maturity, understanding, and supporting others in ministry.…

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Lessons from the Pulpit: Mike Glenn & Tim Harlow 48:26

12 weeks тому48:26

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Dr. Michael Easley, Mike Glenn, and Tim Harlow share their personal journeys into ministry, reflecting on their calls to serve, the challenges they faced in their early years, and the crucial role of community and family support. They discuss the lessons learned along the way and how their backgrounds have shaped their ministry approaches. Their conversation explores the realities of ministry, from the struggles and victories of reaching unchurched individuals to overcoming early hurdles and the vital role of mentorship and leadership in church dynamics. They also examine the complexities of decision-making in ministry—whether to persevere in a challenging position or transition elsewhere—while highlighting the importance of empowering lay leaders and uncovering the church's inherent vision.…

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Living Backward: Dave Gibson 45:25

13 weeks тому45:25

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Dr. Michael Easley and Dave Gibson discuss the profound themes of Ecclesiastes, exploring its insights on life's messiness, the importance of legacy, and the concept of living life backwards. They reflect on personal experiences and the impact of faith on navigating life's challenges, emphasizing the need to find joy amidst difficulties and to prepare for the end of life in a way that honors God. Takeaways: - The book of Ecclesiastes offers profound insights into the messiness of life. - Living life backwards means considering our mortality to make better choices. - Finding joy in life is essential, despite its challenges. - Legacy is not just about financial inheritance but also about faith and character. - The fear of death can lead to a deeper appreciation of life. - Ecclesiastes teaches that life is a gift, not a fight to be won. - Understanding our end can help us live more purposefully. - Chasing novelty often leads to disappointment. - Envy can subtly undermine our relationships. - Death is a fulfillment of life, not an end. - We learn valuable lessons from funerals. - Sin is our fault, but it is not our fate. - Contentment comes from valuing what we have. - Fear God and pursue a life of obedience.…

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Steward Not Owner: Bill and Dana Wichterman 51:14

14 weeks тому51:14

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Michael Easley talks with Bill and Dana Wichterman about their book, Stewards Not Owners: The Joy of Aligning Your Money with Your Faith, emphasizing that we are stewards, not owners, of our resources. They discuss topics like generosity, financial dynamics in marriage, and aligning investments with faith, while also addressing the dangers of comparison and the importance of accountability. The conversation offers practical steps for stewardship, encouraging transparency, trust in God, and a rethinking of retirement and purpose.…

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Bible Sales are Booming: Darren Tyler 53:11

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Michael Easley and Darren Tyler explore the recent surge in Bible sales, particularly among younger generations, and the cultural influences driving this trend. They discuss the impact of figures like Jordan Peterson on young men's search for truth and the importance of courage in pastoral leadership. The conversation also delves into the role of technology in Bible engagement and the enduring significance of physical Bibles in a digital age. Ultimately, they reflect on the competition for the hearts and minds of youth in a rapidly changing cultural landscape. In this conversation, Darren Tyler discusses the pressing need for spiritual leaders to provide truth in a world filled with misinformation. He emphasizes the importance of deep biblical teaching for youth, the relevance of physical Bible engagement, and the necessity of clear communication of the gospel in a hostile environment. The dialogue explores the need for a bold stance on biblical truth. See more in our show notes via the episode link.…

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Disability and Community in the Church 47:32

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1 in 4 people in the United States lives with a disability, yet many of our churches don't resemble this reality. Attempts to welcome those with a disability are often implemented by well-meaning but ill-informed people. The results can lead to those with disabilities feeling excluded and isolated from the family of God. Dr. Paul Pettit and Jason Epps give eyes to the able-bodied to see the challenges experienced by those with disabilities.…

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Who Owns The Land? with Dr. Charlie Dyer 49:56

17 weeks тому49:56

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Author and Professor Dr. Charlie Dyer joins Michael to discuss his newest book, ‘Who Owns The Land’. Links Mentioned: Who Owns The Land? By Dr. Charlie Dyer The Land and The Book with Dr. Charlie Dyer To read the show notes, click here .

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Bible Translations For Everyone with Tim Wildsmith 46:59

18 weeks тому46:59

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Author and Pastor Tim Wildsmith joins Michael to discuss his newest book, Bible Translations For Everyone. Links Mentioned: Bible Translations For Everyone by Tim Wildsmith Tim’s Youtube Channel To read the show notes, click here .

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Courage in The Face of Criticism with Fr Calvin Robinson 40:58

22 weeks тому40:58

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Father Calvin Robinson joins Michael to talk about the common sense crusade and what it looks like for Christians to have courage. Links Mentioned: Father Robinson’s Oxford debate UKIP Godisageek.com Father Robinson’s website Father Robinson’s Youtube channel To read the show notes, click here .

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Walking in Unity with Monique Duson and Krista Bontrager 52:16

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Monique Duson and Krista Bontrager join Michael to discuss their new book, Walking in Unity: Biblical Answers to Questions on Race and Racism. Links Mentioned: Walking in Unity by Monique Duson and Krista Bontrager To read the show notes, click here .

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The Jewish Roots of The Christian Faith with Dr. Craig A. Evans 40:27

24 weeks тому40:27

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Author and Scholar Dr Craig A. Evans joins Michael to discuss his book, A Handbook on The Jewish Roots of The Christian Faith. Links Mentioned: A Handbook on The Jewish Roots of The Christian Faith by Dr. Craig A. Evans More about Dr. Craig A. Evans To read the show notes, click here .

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The Eclipse of God with Dr. Erwin Lutzer 37:28

25 weeks тому37:28

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Dr. Erwin Lutzer joins Michael to discuss his most recent book, The Eclipse of God, and the need to return to the Lord. Links Mentioned: The Eclipse of God by Dr. Erwin Lutzer Songs in The Night with Dr. Erwin Lutzer To read the show notes, click here .

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Treasures Along The Road with Dr. Dave Gibson 42:15

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Dr. Dave Gibson joins Michael to reflect on a lifetime of lessons and to discuss his most recent book, Treasures Along The Road. Links Mentioned: Treasures Along The Road by Dr. Dave Gibson In My Father’s Wake by Dr. Dave Gibson Travel Required: 90 Days of Worry by Dr. Dave Gibson To read the show notes, click here .…

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Unnatural Death: Medicine's Descent From Healing to Killing with Dr. Richard Weikart 46:22

27 weeks тому46:22

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Dr. Richard Weikart joins Michael to discuss his book, Unnatural Death: Medicine’s Descent From Healing to Killing. Links Mentioned: Unnatural Death: Medicines Descent From Healing to Killing by Dr. Richard Weikart Dr. Weikart’s Other Books To read the show notes, click here .

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Why Me, Lord? with Wally Long 37:10

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Author Wally Long joins Michael to discuss his book, Why Me, Lord? And what it looks like to trust God in our suffering. Links Mentioned: Why Me, Lord? By Wally Long To read the show notes, click here .

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Spiritual Renewal, Not Politics with Dr. George Barna 34:52

29 weeks тому34:52

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Dr. George Barna joins Michael to discuss the vital importance of spiritual renewal, rather than politics, for the future of our nation. Links Mentioned: Arizona Christian University Cultural Research Center Spiritual Renewal over politics study To read the show notes, click here .

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Is There Joy in Our Pain? with Joni Eareckson Tada 40:21

30 weeks тому40:21

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Joni Eareckson Tada joins Michael for an impactful conversation on the presence of Christ in every affliction and how we can lean on Him in our trials. Links Mentioned: Joni and Friends To read the show notes, click here .

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Voting With Compassion, Conviction, and Civility with Dr. Mark Turman 44:59

31 weeks тому44:59

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Dr. Mark Turman, executive director of the Denison Forum, joins Michael to discuss how believers can vote with compassion, conviction, and civility. Links Mentioned: The Denison Forum The Denison Forum Podcast The Daily Article email newsletter To read the show notes, click here .

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Exploring Christian Scripture with Dr. Mark Yarbrough 41:57

32 weeks тому41:57