Why the Old Testament Prophets Still Matter Today with Dr. Wendy Widder

Why the Old Testament Prophets Still Matter Today with Dr. Wendy Widder

From Michael Easley inContext by Michael Easley

April 14, 2026 · 38 min · Season 13 · Episode 609

About this episode

Michael Easley and Dr. Wendy Widder discuss the relevance of Old Testament prophets in modern life.

In this episode of inContext, Michael Easley sits down with Dr. Wendy Widder, Old Testament scholar and author, to explore the timeless relevance of the biblical prophets. They discuss how the prophets called God’s people to covenant faithfulness, warned against idolatry, and pointed toward repentance and restoration. From interpreting prophetic poetry to understanding God’s grace in the midst of human frailty, this conversation offers insights for anyone who wants to dig deeper into Scripture and apply these truths in modern life. Whether you’re a Bible study leader, student, or simply curious about the prophetic books, this episode provides accessible guidance to help you navigate the complexity and beauty of God’s Word. Chapters: 0:00 – Introduction & Guest Background 1:47 – Dr. Witter’s New Book & Purpose of the Series 3:54 – Understanding the Role of the Prophets 8:11 – Human Nature Then and Now 10:44 – Covenant Faithfulness and God’s Conscience 15:00 – Idolatry, Repentance, and Judgment 20:19 – Figures of Speech in Prophetic Poetry 26:59 – Applying the Prophets in Modern Life 30:55 – God’s Grace in Human Frailty 34:12 – Who Should Read & Use These Books Key Topics Covered…

People in this episode

Host: Michael Easley

Guest: Dr. Wendy Widder

Topics covered

  • Old Testament prophets
  • covenant faithfulness
  • idolatry
  • repentance
  • God's grace
  • prophetic poetry
  • modern application

Keywords

  • Old Testament
  • prophets
  • covenant
  • idolatry
  • repentance
  • grace
  • prophetic poetry

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Old Testament Prophets

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