In this sermon, Michael Easley examines the profound significance of Jesus Christ’s crucifixion, presenting it as the most pivotal event in history from a believer’s perspective. He explores the details recorded in the Gospel of John, including the seven sayings from the cross, eyewitness accounts of Jesus' death, and the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy. He highlights Jesus’ sovereign control over His own death and the ultimate victory of the cross—completing the work of redemption for humanity.



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Michael originally taught ‘The Crucifixion Part 2 (John 19:25-37)' at Immanuel Bible Church.

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In this sermon, Michael Easley explores the profound significance of Jesus Christ’s crucifixion—its unique brutality, the journey to Golgotha, and the fulfillment of Scripture. He emphasizes the spiritual weight of Christ’s sacrifice, urging listeners to grasp the depth of His suffering and the love that compelled it.

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Michael originally taught ‘The Crucifixion Part 1 (John 19:16-37)' at Immanuel Bible Church.

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This sermon explores the trials of Jesus, focusing on the interactions between Jesus and Pilate, the accusations made against Him, and the role of the Jewish leaders in His condemnation. It delves into the themes of innocence, mockery, and the sovereignty of God in the face of human responsibility, ultimately highlighting the universal guilt of humanity in the crucifixion of Christ.

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This sermon explores the significance of a fair trial in the context of Jesus' trial before Pilate. It delves into the allegations made against Jesus, the irony of the situation, and the historical context of Pilate's role. Dr. Easley highlights the nature of Jesus' kingdom and the responses of individuals towards Him, ultimately emphasizing the importance of truth and authority in the life of a believer.

This audio is originally from Michael's sermon of ‘Man’s Court, God’s Kingdom, Pt. 1 (John 18:28-38)' at Immanuel Bible Church.

Dr. Easley explores the trials of Jesus as depicted in the Gospel of John, focusing on the courtroom drama surrounding His arrest and the subsequent denials by Peter. The sermon delves into the significance of these events in the context of salvation history, the nature of truthfulness, and the struggles of faith. Easley emphasizes the importance of understanding the trials as not just historical events but as profound lessons for believers today, highlighting the human tendency to fail and the necessity of Christ's sacrifice.

Dr. Easley explores control through Jesus’ arrest and suffering, highlighting the irony of the moment, the nature of control freaks, and how true control is found in surrendering to God’s will.

Michael originally taught ‘The betrayal (John 18:1-11)' at Immanuel Bible Church.

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In this sermon, Michael Easley explores the themes of apostolic teaching, unity in Christ, the significance of glory, and the understanding of God's righteousness and love. He emphasizes the importance of the apostles' mission to spread the gospel, the necessity of doctrinal purity for true unity, and the transformative power of experiencing Christ's glory. The sermon culminates in the profound truth that God's love for believers is as deep as His love for His Son, Jesus Christ.

Michael originally taught ‘Jesus Prays for His Church (John 17:20-26)' at Immanuel Bible Church.

In this sermon, Michael Easley explores the themes of living as believers in a world that is not our home, the nature of Jesus' intercession for His disciples, and the importance of sanctification and joy in the Christian life. He emphasizes the need for protection and the mission of the church, while also addressing the challenges of living in a culture that often contradicts Christian values. The sermon concludes with a call to live purposefully for Christ, recognizing the tension between being in the world and not of it.

This sermon was originally taught at Immanuel Bible Church.

This sermon explores the complexities and challenges of prayer within the Christian faith, emphasizing the importance of intimacy with God and the significance of Jesus' prayer life. It delves into the misuses of prayer, the high priestly prayer of Jesus in John 17, and the concept of glory in relation to prayer and eternal life. Dr. Easley encourages listeners to reflect on their own prayer practices and the ways in which they can glorify God in their daily lives.

In this sermon, Dr. Michael Easley explores the profound teachings of the Upper Room Discourse, focusing on the role of the Holy Spirit, the command to love God and one another, and the importance of experiencing peace and joy in Christ. He emphasizes the necessity of obedience to God's commands as a demonstration of love, the significance of community in the body of Christ, and the call to bear fruit as true disciples. The message encourages believers to rely on the Holy Spirit for guidance and to embrace the challenges of faith, including the potential for hatred from the world.

Michael originally taught ‘Lessons on Love and Obedience from John 13-16' at Immanuel Bible Church.