DTS Chapel - Teach Truth. Love Well.

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.

Dr. Yarbrough's background and passion for the church and theological education. Overview of Convocation Fall 2023, including scheduling and prayer. Importance of core values and a personal baseball coaching story. Emotional moment at a baseball game. Gratitude and prayers for blessings for new students, staff, faculty, and alumni.

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