
Walk of Wisdom part 4
Summary In this message from Ephesians 4:25–32, Michael Easley explains what it means to live out the new life believers have received in Christ. Paul’s commands are not a call to behavior modification but to transformat

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Summary In this message from Ephesians 4:25–32, Michael Easley explains what it means to live out the new life believers have received in Christ. Paul’s commands are not a call to behavior modification but to transformat

Summary Dr. Michael Easley continues his study through Ephesians by examining Paul's command to "walk away" from the old life. While believers are called to walk worthy of their calling in Christ, they are also called to

In this message from Ephesians 4, Michael Easley unpacks what it means to "walk in a manner worthy" of the calling believers have received in Christ. Paul’s instruction is not about earning God’s favor but living in a wa

Summary In this sermon from Ephesians 4:1-2, Dr. Michael Easley explains that the Christian life begins with understanding who we are in Christ before focusing on what we do for Christ. Just as Paul structures his letter

Summary In this sermon on Psalm 90, Dr. Michael Easley reflects on a season of discouragement and existential struggle that forced him to confront life’s brevity and God’s eternity. Drawing from Moses’ prayer in Psalm 90

Summary In this sobering message from Psalm 74, Dr. Michael Easley walks through one of the darkest laments in the Psalms—a prayer written from the ruins of devastation, loss, and apparent silence from God. Using the ima

Summary Michael Easley teaches from Psalm 71, framing aging not as decline alone but as a deeper invitation into enduring trust in God. He begins with a prayer that confesses human sinfulness, dependence on God’s Word an

Summary In Psalm 50, Dr. Michael Easley walks through a powerful courtroom scene where God Himself appears as Judge over His covenant people. Asaph paints a vivid picture of a divine courtroom where the “Mighty One, God,

Summary In this sermon on Psalm 46, Michael Easley addresses the pervasive fear and anxiety that often shape human life in times of uncertainty. From global threats and war to personal worries and imagined disasters, he

Summary Waiting is one of the hardest spiritual disciplines, especially when life feels urgent or painful. In this sermon on Psalm 40, Michael Easley walks through David’s journey of remembering God’s past faithfulness w

Summary In this sermon on Psalm 32, Dr. Michael Easley unpacks the hard truth that much of our pain is self-inflicted. While not all suffering comes from personal sin, this psalm forces us to ask how often our misery is

Summary In this sermon, Dr. Michael Easley walks through Psalm 31, exploring the believer’s response to stress, fear, and overwhelming circumstances. Using the Holmes-Ray stress scale as a starting point, he highlights h

Summary Why is it often easier to trust God with eternity than with today? In this sermon on Psalm 25, Dr. Michael Easley walks through David’s honest prayer and exposes a tension many believers feel: we trust Christ to

Summary In this sermon on Psalm 22, Dr. Michael Easley walks through one of the most honest and prophetic passages in Scripture. The psalm opens with the shocking words, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”—a cry

Summary Every believer eventually walks through a long, dark tunnel of suffering. In this sermon on Psalm 13, Dr. Michael Easley explains how David models honest faith when God feels distant and pain refuses to end. Davi

Summary In this sermon on Psalm 8, Dr. Michael Easley invites us to look up—at the heavens—and then look inward at the profound question: What is man? As David gazes at the moon and stars, he marvels at God’s majesty and

Summary In this sermon on Psalm 1, Dr. Michael Easley opens the Psalter by showing its front door: two roads, two destinies. The psalmist contrasts the righteous and the wicked with striking clarity. The blessed person d

Summary In this sobering and clarifying sermon, Dr. Michael Easley confronts the reality of Satan in a culture that increasingly dismisses truth and distorts morality. From the removal of the cross at Wren Chapel to trou

Summary In this sermon, Michael Easley walks through the doctrine of the Holy Spirit by focusing on what Scripture clearly teaches rather than personal experience or theological extremes. He explains that confusion about

Summary In this sermon, Michael Easley explores the doctrine of salvation — the greatest theme in Scripture and the foundation of Christian hope. Salvation, he explains, is both being saved from sin and wrath and being s
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