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Messianic Expectations - Part 1 Of 2 by Michael Easley

Messianic Expectations - Part 2 Of 2 by Michael Easley

I have a huge pet peeve and just because we’re friends I’m going to tell you what it is. I hate when people use the word "awesome". Listen to hear why.

Join Michael in Studio with Steffen Weil from Germany.

Join Michael as he speaks with Dr. Imad Shehadeh, Founder and President of Jordan Evangelical Theological Seminary.

Whether you know it or not, you may have sung a song written by Keith Getty. CCLI has estimated that approximately 40 million people sing just one of those songs, "In Christ Alone" in church services globally each year. Listen in as Michael speaks with modern hymn-writer, Keith Getty.

While leading sevenly.org, Dale has been able to give over $3 million in $7 donations to charities across the globe. Listen in as Michael speaks with Dale about his faith and the fast-growth company Sevenly.

Have you ever asked whether God hears your prayers, whether He hears the prayers of all people? On Episode 5 of Living From The Heart, we talk about how the Sovereign answers prayers.

Some view the legal profession as a strictly business-oriented institution. David Gibbs III, President of the National Center for Life and Liberty (NCLL), joins us today to share his views as a Christian and as a legal counselor.

Preferences do not equate to rights, and the core of marriage is not simply volition and affection. In Part 2 of our interview with Rob Schwarzwalder, we explore the consequences of our nation's ruling on same sex marriage.

One of the remarkable things of the Book of Psalms is that the Hebrew dealt with the very same kinds of feelings that you and I deal with. Man at his core has not changed. He has joy, he has sorrows; he has hopes, he has disappointments. Listen in as we look at Psalm 65 as the Psalmist identifies the worshippers problem before his God.

What is preventing younger Christians from participating actively in public life? Listen in as I talk with Rob Schwarzwalder about the social and culture "wars" currently dominating our society today.

Which battles are the "right" battles? Today on the boradcast, we discuss the battles we fight as Christians—often silently—that the world may not always understand.

Watch the temptation to look down at others rather than bowing down in worship. Let's continue listening to some of the backstory of Psalm 5.

Philosophically, how do we get to the root of why we truly hold onto our beliefs? On the broadcast, Nancy Pearcey shares her own spiritual journey.

At five years old, Rudy Kalis cruised into New York harbor with his family. On the broadcast, Rudy, who spoke only German upon his arrival on U.S. soil, shares how his communication skills expanded along with his views in the years since.

Pretending we're not hurting isn't the way to deal with grief. On today's broadcast, Kristen Anderson talks about looking to God in times of darkness.

It often seems Christians are the only group that can be vilified without consequence. Are we right to feel indignation at this? Learn more on Living From The Heart.

Many of us do not deal with death until it comes into our homes, leaving us with only unanswered questions. Join us for Part 2 of our interview with Siran Stacey.

Our emotional bruises often manifest in the form of the question, "What if?" According to Siran Stacy, the only way out of this "lonely walk" is through prayer. Learn more in Part 1 of the broadcast.

How personal is your God? In our new series, Living From The Heart, we'll explore.

It is easy to let sorrow overtake an existence after suffering great loss, but we must not allow grief to consume our identity. Learn more on Part 3 of our broadcast with David and Nancy Guthrie.

Losing a child is possibly the hardest tragedy any human can face. On today's broadcast, join us for Part II of our discussion with David and Nancy Guthrie.

Often, our idealized expectations are not realized because God's plan is so much different from—and greater than—our own. The Guthrie family's discovery of their newborn's rare metabolic disorder is a prime example. Learn more on the broadcast.

Often in our discussions about coming to know Christ, we encounter those “wilderness” moments where we are broken, only to be healed and to grow stronger in our faith. Chris Baxter, mother of four and author of A Mother’s Privilege, has experienced her share of these tests. On the broadcast, Chris discusses the moments that marked her life, and shares with us how God’s love helped her to realize H...