Michael Easley Sermons

In part 5 of the seek, serve, share series from Immanuel Bible Church, Michael looks at the value of memorizing and living out Romans 12 in the Christian Life. To read the show notes, click here.

In part 4 of the seek, serve, share series from Immanuel Bible Church, Michael looks at the grumblers in Israel and the great servants in Rome. To read the show notes, click here.

In part 3 of the seek, serve, share series from Immanuel Bible Church, Michael looks at 3 often overlooked spiritual disciplines. To read the show notes, click here.

In this 2001 sermon from Immanuel Bible Church, Michael looks at the discipline of disciplines in Proverbs. This is part of a sermon series called seek, serve, share. To read the show notes, click here.

This is an 8-part sermon series from Immanuel Bible Church in 2001 on their church vision: Seek, Serve, Share. In this sermon, Michael looks at Psalm 27. To read the show notes, click here.

In his sermon at Immanuel Bible Church, Michael discusses the purpose of affliction in light of the God we serve. Links Mentioned: Candle of The Lord by Phillips Brooks To read the full show notes, click here.

This sermon is Michael's last sermon as Teaching Pastor at Stonebridge Bible church given on May 14, 2023. Links Mentioned: Knowing God by J.I. Packer  Leadership and Self Deception by The Arbinger Institute Visions of Grandeur by Ralph Mattson To read the full show notes, click here.

Romans 16 is Pauls thank you note to the fellow workers God placed in his path throughout his ministry.  To read the full show notes, click here.

In Paul’s final interaction with the elders in Ephesus, he reminds them, and us, to be on guard.  To read the full show notes for this sermon, click here.

Paul is the picture of suffering for Christ’s sake. Do we carry the daily pressure of the body of Christ? To read the full show notes, click here.

Proverbs gives a clear picture of wisdom existing in the little things God has created. Wisdom is greater than strength. Links Mentioned: Heaven by Randy Alcorn To read the full show notes, click here.

We'll be back with to finish the remaining Proverbs series sermons on April 10.

Proverbs clearly shows us that the hand of the diligent reaps a reward, while the lazy are a ruin. To read the full show notes, click here.

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Proverbs makes many high level mentions of life and death. Wisdom offers knowledge, understanding, and clarity for our lives. Read the full show notes here.

Proverbs gives clear guidance on God’s design for marriage, family, and a life lived faithfully in His name.  Read the full shows notes here.

The Proverbs tell us that words hurt or help. We must be reserved in speaking and honor God with everything we do. Read the full show notes here.

Proverbs continually outlines the characteristics of godly friends and how we can emulate those qualities to the glory of God. Read the full show notes here. Links Mentioned: In My Father’s Wake by Dave Gibson

Proverbs 10 reminds us of the weight of our words. It is vital to use discernment and consult the wisdom of scripture before we speak. Read the full blog post here.

Chapter 10 is where the Proverbs begin. Having been teed up by Proverbs 1-9, we begin to learn the wisdom held by Solomon, expressed in this book. Read the full blog post here. Links Mentioned: inContext Interview with Dr. Abner Chou

Solomon wrote these verses in common sense language. Wisdom is a strong and stable house. Despite the temptation of Bible students and scholars alike, the general rule of thumb is don't ask a passage a question that it's not addressing. Wisdom is clear; you can't miss her. Her house is there, the feast of wisdom is well laid, and it's inviting for you.  Read the full blog post here.

Proverbs 8 makes it clear that wisdom is the best guide in every area of life. It is good to take heed of wisdom's instruction.  Read the full episode blog post here.

John 3:16 is arguably the most well-known verse in the Bible. It plainly shows the perfect love we have in Christ.  Read the full blog post here.

Luke 1:26-38 shows us the amazing and wonderful truth of Jesus’ birth. We see His miraculous power on clear display.  Read the full blog post here.

Micah 5:2-5 explains the coming Ruler, His reign, and the peace He will bring. The birth of Jesus Christ fulfilled New and Old Testament prophecies alike.  Resources Mentioned: Phillips Brooks - The Candle of The Lord Read the full sermon blog post here.