DTS Chapel - Teach Truth. Love Well.

Dr. Stephen Bramer discusses his background, accomplishments, and interests. The story of Elijah's challenge to the prophets of Baal at Mount Carmel showcases the power of the Lord. Trusting in God's word and experiencing His provision are highlighted. The hosts discuss the importance of trusting God in various aspects of life. The speaker emphasizes the need for wholehearted commitment to serving the Lord.

Wayne Walker, CEO and Pastor to the homeless, shares his journey and challenges of serving the homeless. He reflects on the brokenness of the world and the importance of recognizing it. Sharing the Gospel with homeless individuals is difficult but necessary. He urges listeners to take action to help those in need, specifically supporting the Black Lives Matter movement. God calls on us to rescue the oppressed and prompts us to consider our own response.

Dr. Greg Stier, Founder of Dare 2 Share Ministries, emphasizes the importance of reaching the younger generation with the gospel and shares personal stories of transformation. They emphasize the urgency of reaching out to the lost, the power of compassion and storytelling, and the need to regain vision and urgency in spreading the gospel.

Dr. Greg Stier shares his background and accomplishments in training youth leaders. A journey of unconventional theology and upbringing is discussed. The story of a paralyzed man brought to Jesus emphasizes the willingness to bring others to Him. Jesus' selfless sacrifice is explored, challenging leaders to share the gospel with urgency. The need for proactive gospel sharing is emphasized, with personal stories shared. The importance of sacrificing for the freedom to share the gospel is highlighted.

Dr. José Cruz, Coordinator of Spanish Doctor of Ministry Students at DTS-E, discusses the significance of spreading God's love and the impact of prayer. The podcast explores the importance of having Jesus as the center of our lives and ministry, highlighting personal anecdotes and the transformative effects of devotion and spiritual disciplines. It also emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding and empowering believers and the message of hope in Christ as the center of our lives.

Dr. Mark Bailey, Chancellor of Dallas Theological Seminary, shares coaching tips and discusses topics such as living with intentionality in the Christian race, pursuing God's purpose, and forgetting and straining towards the ultimate goal.

Marty Baker, Senior Pastor of Burke Community Church in Virginia, reflects on his journey to preaching, discusses the power of absolute truth and the need to preach the word of God in a culture that believes in relative truth. He also explores challenges of defending Christianity, emphasizes the importance of preaching and teaching the Word of God, and shares a story about an atheist who comes to trust in Christ after debate.

Joye Baker, an Adjunct Faculty of Educational Ministries and Leadership, discusses the concept of being useful to God. She explores different contexts of usefulness and the metaphor of vessels. She emphasizes the danger of false teaching and the importance of cleansing oneself. The speaker also highlights the potential for false teachers to turn to God's truth and become vessels of honor.

Mark Hitchcock, a research professor of Bible Explosion and Senior Pastor, discusses the significance of Bible prophecy and the practicality of thinking about tomorrow as believers. He also explores the concept of a cashless society, the mark of the beast, and the importance of finding hope in Jesus in a secular world.

Mark Yarbrough, DTS President, discusses the importance of trusting in God's Word and the concept of serving others as a reflection of God's love. They also explore unusual records, the significance of ending hunger, and the parallels between the game of chess and the call of God.