Dr. Darrell Bock talks with Mikel Del Rosario, Leah Chapman, and Jazmine Sanchez Linares, all current podcast hosts, about communicating with the world about faith through public platforms.

Dr. Edward Shyu, assistant director of Online Chinese Studies and adjunct professor, offers answers about how Christians can learn and practice true love through long suffering.

Dr. Mark Bailey, chancellor and senior professor of Bible Exposition, discusses the courage necessary to lead and its origin in knowing God's call to provision.

Dr. Hall finishes the lecture series by discussing how the Bible offers a narrative structure for meaning-making in suffering in the form of lament.

Dr. Elizabeth continues the W.H. Griffith Thomas Memorial Lecture series by highlighting the trinitarian foundation of a healthy theology of suffering, reinforcing how God works all for the good of his people by conformation into the image of the Son through the power of the Spirit.

Dr. Elizabeth Lewis Hall, professor of psychology at Rosemead School of Psychology at Biola University in La Mirada, CA, opens the W.H. Griffith Thomas Memorial Lectureship with an introduction to the theology of suffering and how its defined within evangelicalism.

Dr. Justin Bass, professor at JETS, discusses how modern Christians can emulate Paul's apologetic approach by boldly proclaiming this truth of Christ.

Dr. Adam Greenway, president of The Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, TX, encourages the body of believers to stay faithful and consistent in teaching truth and loving well amid criticism from others.

Pastor Bryan Carter of Concord Church in Dallas, TX, finishes the Spiritual Life Conference with an emphasis on humility, reminding listeners how peace and a sober understanding of self are the result.

Continuing to discuss "A Life that Honors God," Pastor Bryan Carter takes listeners on a journey around the changes that occur in the life devoted to God.