DTS Chapel - Teach Truth. Love Well.

A philosophy, theology, and strategy for life and ministry.

As believers, we are to shine so others can see.

Preparing for hard ministry.

In light of the end, believers should be prepared now to serve one another.

Mark Bailey, the Chancellor of DTS and a prominent figure in Christian circles, dives into the significance of wise investment from a biblical perspective. He highlights the value of time and opportunity through a parable from Luke 16, illustrating the moral complexities of stewardship. The discussion emphasizes responsible resource management and contrasts worldly wisdom with spiritual integrity. Bailey encourages listeners to rethink their financial goals, advocating for investments in community and ministry for lasting impact.

Brad Jones, Pastor of Passion City Church in Atlanta, shares his inspiring journey from student pastor to church leader. He reflects on the transformative power of scripture, specifically highlighting the importance of memorizing Psalm 25. The conversation dives into the struggles of trusting divine guidance in leadership roles, emphasizing humility over titles. Jones also explores the joy of commitment in service and the profound fulfillment that arises from dedication to a cause, enriched by personal stories and a focus on community support.

Dr. Jason Wiese-Poppy, an Assistant Professor of Educational Ministries and Leadership and former Navy chaplain, discusses the power of storytelling, especially among veterans. He highlights how sharing untold stories can bridge connections and honor sacrifices. The conversation emphasizes personal choices and faith in crafting life narratives, using biblical Gideon as a metaphor for leadership and personal struggles. Wiese-Poppy urges listeners to reflect on their own stories and the legacy they wish to create.