Episode 2 of What Now.
This 4-episode series includes teaching from the WH Griffith Thomas Lecture Series given in 1999 at Dallas Theological Seminary by Professor Howard Hendricks. Special thanks to Jeanne Hendricks for permission to use these lectures.
Dr. Howard G. Hendricks, known simply as “Prof,” directly or indirectly touched millions of lives in the evangelical community and beyond. For more than sixty years Prof served on the faculty of Dallas Theological Seminary (DTS), where he taught more than ten thousand students. He also ministered in person in more than eighty countries. Through speaking engagements, radio, tapes, films, the sixteen books he authored and coauthored, countless journal and popular-market articles, his service on numerous boards, and his work as a chaplain to the Dallas Cowboys (1976–1984), his reach was and is worldwide. His legacy, in partnership with Jeanne, his wife of more than sixty-six years, includes four children, six grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.
Read more about Prof’s legacy here.
Jeff Dobyns has enjoyed extraordinary success providing comprehensive financial planning to retirees, entrepreneurs, entertainers and executives by taking the time to truly know his clients, understand their goals and develop and execute their ongoing, strategic, financial plans.
Jeff has a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Ohio University and has held executive positions with financial planning firms for nearly two decades. After serving as Vice President of Investments of Lykins Financial Group, CPA’s, in his hometown of Westerville, Ohio, Jeff moved to Nashville, Tennessee to found Southwestern Investment Group in 2002. As its President, Jeff has led Southwestern Investment Group to remarkable success, holding the distinction of being Raymond James’ top independent contractor office, and a member of its Chairman’s Council*, for several years running.
Jeff’s true calling, however, is working directly with clients, helping them plan their financial futures in a manner that aligns with their values and ensures their families will be secure. To help meet these goals, Jeff leads the team of Dobyns Wealth Group and also incorporates the expertise of attorneys, accountants and other professionals to provide exceptional financial, tax and estate planning, and ongoing asset and risk management. Learn more about Jeff.
Burton P. Sanders, MD is a board-certified physician with more than 30 years of experience in family medicine. His medical career has taken him from the emergency room to private practice, as well as on- and off-the field as the team doctor for the Nashville Kats. Dr. Sanders is an avid cyclist and speaks fluent Spanish. He enjoys working out, restoring his 67 Camaro and spending time with his three children and his wife, Sharon, of 32 years. Learn more.
The Apostle Paul’s sole motivation was to finish the course and ministry that Christ called him to (Acts 20:24). What are you aiming for? What does aging successfully look like? How can you best prepare? This 4-episode series includes teaching from the late Professor Howard Hendricks and interviews with a variety of men and women. In this final episode, Michael speaks with Chris Hogan, best-selling author of Retired Inspired.
It is possible to grow older and never grow old. It is also possible to prematurely die before we actually encounter death. How we think, what we are, and what what we do now will inform how we age. This 4-episode series includes teaching from the late Professor Howard Hendricks and interviews with a variety of men and women. In this episode, Michael speaks with Brenda Smith and Dr. Wendell Johnson. Michael concludes the episode by teaching from Genesis 25.
Most of us are aimlessly growing old. After the kids are grown and we coast into retirement, what are we doing with our lives? What is our purpose? Does God still have plans to use us? This 4-episode series includes teaching from the late Professor Howard Hendricks and interviews with a variety of men and women. In this episode, Michael speaks with Jeanne Hendricks about aging with purpose and teaches from Psalm 71.