1 Peter 5

Ministry
Apr 30, 2019
Gary BrandenburgGary BrandenburgBill HendricksBill Hendricks
What Makes a Good Elder Board? In this episode, Bill Hendricks and Dr. Gary Brandenburg discuss selecting good elder board and developing leaders in the church.
Spiritual Life
Dec 6, 2018
Terrance WoodsonTerrance Woodson
Are They Done Yet? Dr. Terrance Woodson, assistant dean of students at DTS, encourages believers to trust the Lord throughout the process of suffering with a reassuring message of God's promise of...
Ministry
Oct 26, 2018
Frank GloverFrank Glover
The Big-Headed Man Cannot Stand Dr. Frank Glover, owner and medical director of Urology Institute and Continence Center in Thomasville, GA, speaks at the Board Chapel with a message of humility, trusting God for...
Spiritual Life
Mar 7, 2018
J. Garrett KellJ. Garrett Kell
How Corporate Worship Strengthens Weary Saints When my church gathers, it appears we have little in common. Our skin colors vary. Our political tastes differ. Cultural backgrounds have ingrained us with diverse identities. We...
Bible
Jan 27, 2017
Alistair BeggAlistair Begg
Security Alistair Begg, Senior Pastor of Parkside Church in Chagrin Falls, OH, concludes the Spiritual Life Conference with the theme of security, discussed in 1 Peter 5:10-11.
Bible
Jan 26, 2017
Alistair BeggAlistair Begg
The Adversary Alistair Begg, Senior Pastor of Parkside Church in Chagrin Falls, OH, talks about the adversary to the believer, identified in 1 Peter 5:8-9, and the challenge he brings to the...
Bible
Jan 25, 2017
Alistair BeggAlistair Begg
Anxiety Alistair Begg, Senior Pastor of Parkside Church in Chagrin Falls, OH, continues the week with the theme of anxiety in 1 Peter 5.
Bible
Jan 24, 2017
Alistair BeggAlistair Begg
Humility Alistair Begg, Senior Pastor of Parkside Church in Chagrin Falls, OH, begins the Spiritual Life Conference by addressing the theme of humility found in 1 Peter 5.
Article
Jul 8, 2016
Mary BurnidgeMary Burnidge
Dr. Campbell’s Daughter on Her Father’s 90th Birthday: Four Things He Has Taught Me Dwight L. Moody once proclaimed, “Character is what a man is in the dark.” As Dr. Donald Campbell's only daughter, I can attest to the fact that my father is not...
Chapel
Mar 6, 2015
Charles R. SwindollCharles R. Swindoll
The Discipline of Humility Dr. Charles Swindoll, Chancellor of Dallas Theological Seminary and Senior Pastor of Stonebriar Community Church, encourages us to be humble by denying ourselves.
Bible
Oct 17, 2014
Duane Litfin
Cross Time and Crown Time Dr. Duane Litfin, President Emeritus of Wheaton College, reminds us that spiritual leadership is best modeled with a submissive and obedient spirit unto God while selflessly...
Theology
Jun 1, 2012
Klaus D. Issler
Living Into the Life of Jesus Excerpt from Living into the Life of Jesus By Dr. Klauss Issler Exemplary Jesus-Practices About Money PRACTICE 2: TRUSTING GOD’S PROVISION WHILE WISELY USING MONEY ON LOAN...
Bible
Dec 2, 2009
Andrew B. SeidelAndrew B. Seidel
Leading the Church in the Midst of a Hostile Culture Executive director of the Center for Christian Leadership, Dr. Andy Seidel, reminds us that God desires for us to be counter-cultural leaders, radically different from what the...
Bible
Dec 1, 2009
Roy B. ZuckRoy B. Zuck
Coping with Grief The death of your loved one may have been anticipated, coming after a long illness. Or it may have been so sudden that it was totally unexpected. Whatever the cause, death is...
Article
Sep 1, 2009
William R. Cutrer
The Human Response to Crisis From the new release, The Church Leader's Handbook
Spiritual Life
Pressing On
Jun 1, 2008
Mark L. BaileyMark L. Bailey
Pressing On If our motives are only safety and security we’ve missed the point. Is it possible that at times we don’t want to sacrifice, to persevere—in spite of the outcome?
Article
Crown Casting
Dec 1, 2007
Charles R. SwindollCharles R. Swindoll
Crown Casting They have been my close companions when days are dark and dismal, when I’ve felt oppressed and tested, as well as when my heart soars in glorious celebration.
Article
Jul 7, 2006
Feel Trapped? A Biblical Perspective on Suicide Some 23,000 people are murdered in the United States each year, and 32,000 Americans commit suicide.  Children ages 10–15 are now twice as likely to commit suicide as they...
Article
Jul 7, 2006
Thomas L. ConstableThomas L. Constable
Priorities: How Should We Pray for Others As I write this article, I have just come from a prayer meeting. We spent about forty-five minutes sharing prayer requests, after reading Scripture and praising God for a while,...
Stories
Jul 7, 2006
Julie Cramer
Extreme Makeover: The Exterior Have you ever felt overwhelmed by messages telling you to be thinner, richer, younger? What happened in the Garden of Eden holds the key to unlocking a healthy view of self—and...
Article
Jul 7, 2006
Chris Ross
Keep Watch: How to Combat Spiritual Slumber A feeling of insecurity hovers over the age in which we live. Enemies threaten us from abroad, while crime remains a reality close to home. Insecurity, however, is not unique to...