Podcast on The Way

Dale Tompkins

Dr. Dale Tompkins

Dr. Dale Tompkins

Brian Gollery

Biblical leadership requires humility, service, and leading by example rather than domination. True spiritual leaders must focus on feeding their flock through Biblical teaching while actively protecting those under their care. They should avoid common pitfalls like laziness, greed, and pride while maintaining personal involvement in the lives of those they shepherd. Whether in church or family se...

Brian Gollery

1 Peter 4:1-6 - Suffering serves a divine purpose in refining believers and conforming them to Christ's image. Christians are called to arm themselves with biblical thinking and God's promises when facing trials. Through suffering, believers can break free from sinful patterns and live more fully for God's will. While this may invite criticism from non-believers, Christians can find hope knowing t...

As the year ends, it's essential to reflect on the past, present, and future, focusing on what we can do today. God's power to restore transcends time, offering hope and renewal. Biblical stories like Job and Joel illustrate God's redemptive power, transforming our losses into blessings. Embracing God's restoration involves surrendering our dreams and trusting His plans, even when we don't underst...

Christmas is more than just a festive season; it marks the beginning of the end times and the fulfillment of God's redemptive plan. Reflecting on 1 Peter 1, we see how the Old Testament prophets struggled to understand the Messiah's dual role in suffering and glory. The apostles viewed Christmas as the start of the end times, urging us to live with joy and expectancy. This season, embrace the near...

William Tyndale's unwavering commitment to translating the Bible into English, despite the risks, mirrors the principles found in 1 Peter 3. Tyndale's life teaches us the value of suffering for doing good rather than evil. Peter's message to early Christians in Turkey emphasizes rejecting fear, honoring Christ, and defending faith with gentleness. He highlights that good behavior can silence criti...

1 Peter 3:7 teaches husbands to live with their wives in an understanding way, valuing them as equal partners. Using John and Elizabeth Adams as an example, the sermon highlights the importance of mutual respect, understanding, and honor in marriage. Practical steps include spending quality time together, showing honor and respect, and praying together. Reflect on how well you know your wife's des...

Explore the teachings of 1 Peter 3:1-6 on the role of wives in a holy marriage. Inspired by Monica of Hippo, this message delves into how respectful and pure conduct can lead husbands to faith. Learn about the true meaning of submission, which is a respectful acknowledgment of the husband's role rather than inferiority. Discover the importance of inner beauty, characterized by a gentle and quiet s...

Peter's letter to early Christians emphasizes that believers are sojourners and exiles in this world, with their true citizenship in heaven. This identity should shape our behavior and attitudes, urging us to abstain from sinful desires that wage war against our souls. Peter calls for spiritual vigilance, reminding us that our desires are not morally neutral and must be controlled. Additionally, h...