DTS Chapel - Teach Truth. Love Well.

Mark Bailey, Chancellor of Dallas Theological Seminary and a veteran in theological education, shares profound insights on the importance of sharing the Gospel as a sacred privilege. He discusses how God’s message is communicated through relationships and personal testimonies within the Christian community. Bailey also recounts the Apostle Paul's journey, emphasizing the beauty of embracing divine redirection in our lives. Listeners are encouraged to see interruptions as opportunities to share faith and serve others.

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Erez Saroff, President of One for Israel, and Seth Postel, Academic Dean of their Bible College, share profound insights on faith in the Middle East. They discuss the impact of regional conflict on ministry and the importance of unity between Jewish and Arab believers. Erez recounts his personal journey from a Jewish background to embracing Jesus and highlights the college's role in fostering leadership. Both emphasize resilience and compassion amidst crisis, showcasing how their efforts promote understanding and collaboration within their communities.

Pastor Tim Hawks, the Lead Pastor of Hill Country Bible Church for over 30 years, shares insights from his extensive experience in church planting and community outreach. He discusses the transformative power of prayer and a loving church community, highlighting Paul's prayer for the Ephesians. Tim emphasizes Christ's expansive love and its ability to foster unity. With humor, he recounts his journey from preaching as a teenager to global leadership, urging listeners to recognize their divine calling and engage purposefully in their faith.

Tim Hawks, Lead Pastor of Hill Country Bible Church and founder of the Association of Hill Country Churches, shares insights on God's grand reconciliation plan outlined in Ephesians 3. He emphasizes the distinction between divine wisdom and cultural challenges while urging believers to understand their roles in this narrative. Delving into the global movements of evangelism, he highlights Christianity's growth in Brazil, Nigeria, and China. The conversation concludes with a heartfelt prayer, inspiring listeners to embrace their purpose in spreading the Gospel.

Fred and Janet Young share their profound journey since surviving the 2016 Brussels Airport terrorist attack. They delve into the chaos of that day and the struggle of recovering from trauma while fostering hope and resilience. The couple discusses how their faith was tested amidst evil and how scripture became a source of healing. They also highlight the transformative power of community support and forgiveness, adding a layer of encouragement through their own experiences in ministry and outreach.

Malad Dogger, an associate professor of Old Testament studies at Dallas Theological Seminary and former senior pastor, shares profound insights on faith. He discusses the urgency of maintaining steadfast belief during troubling times and emphasizes clarity in prayer amidst global uncertainties. Dogger recounts a transformative prayer meeting where he prayed for ISIS members, highlighting the power of love to bridge divides. He also explores the challenges of translating theological concepts into Arabic, stressing the importance of community and support in living out biblical principles.

Michael Easley, a seasoned Christian leader and former president of the Moody Bible Institute, shares profound insights from over 40 years of ministry. He explores the necessity of authentic discipleship, emphasizing the significance of community and accountability. Easley discusses navigating life's challenges through faith, contrasting spiritual maturity with consumerism. He also reflects on the sacred duty of honoring fallen soldiers at the Tomb of the Unknowns, underscoring the emotional weight of such commitments. A thought-provoking conversation on purpose and resilience!

Rebecca Jowers, Assistant Dean of Students at DTS and founder of the Poyima Foundation, discusses her impactful work against human trafficking. She reflects on significant life events that shaped her faith and calling. Jowers emphasizes the importance of emotional healing and humility in ministry, sharing personal stories that highlight the need for empathy towards marginalized individuals. With a focus on biblical principles, she inspires listeners to embody justice, kindness, and love in their everyday lives.

Mark Noll, a retired historian from Wheaton College and the University of Notre Dame, dives into the rich and complex history of evangelicalism since 1924. He explores the fundamentalist-modernist controversy that shaped this movement and its evolving relationship with American politics, especially the shift of white evangelicals to the Republican side. Noll emphasizes the need to move beyond stereotypes of fundamentalism, urging a deeper understanding of faith and culture, while highlighting the enduring influence of early church teachings on contemporary evangelical thought.