DTS Chapel - Teach Truth. Love Well.

Dr. Jeff Arthurs, a seasoned professor of pastoral ministries, explores the importance of remembering Jesus Christ. He discusses how forgetting the gospel can lead to spiritual drifting and highlights the fragility of human memory. Jeff emphasizes that remembering Jesus aids us in suffering and facing modern opposition, stressing the need for daily devotions to keep core doctrines front and center. He also recounts the gospel narrative and encourages believers with the promise of reigning with Christ, urging steadfastness in faith.

Dr. Michael Buehrer, the Dean of Faculty and New Testament Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary, shares his insights on the challenges ministers face. He discusses the importance of being prepared for life's high-stakes tests, emphasizing trust in God and spiritual growth. Buehrer highlights Paul's teachings on servanthood and the ultimate evaluation ministers will encounter at Christ's return. He encourages a Christ-centered approach, focusing on collaboration in ministry and embracing opportunities for growth, with rewards and regrets shaped by faithfulness.

The centrality of discipling a few in pastoral ministry.

The importance of reaching the one in pastoral ministry.

Serving and showing God’s love

Roger Pupart, Director of Doctor of Ministry Studies at Dallas Seminary, shares profound insights on the Good Samaritan parable. He emphasizes the significance of context and the motivations behind the actions of the priest and Levite. Pupart highlights the costly compassion of the Samaritan and challenges listeners on their hesitations to help others. He poignantly connects the command to 'go and do likewise' with Christ's sacrifice, urging everyone to embody mercy in their daily lives.

An analysis of the four miracles in Mark 4--5 helps us understand Christ's identity as the…

Dr. John Tolson, founder of the Tolson Group and a veteran in intentional disciple-making, shares profound insights on Jesus' strategy for planetary change. He delves into Jesus' early commands to his disciples, emphasizing the importance of transformation over information. Tolson challenges listeners to reflect on their own discipleship journey and the excuses that hinder their growth. With compelling stories of laypeople making an impact, he presents a simple framework for disciple-making and highlights the exponential potential of consistent investments in others.

This session examines how God designed the brain to heal and how creative, whole-brain worship fosters…