Bryan Carter, senior pastor of Concord Church, Dallas, TX, begins the Spiritual Life Conference with a message about surrender, kicking off a series titled, "A Life that Honors God."

Dallas Theological Seminary staff and students take time to celebrate and challenge the body of Christ in pursuit of equality and justice with recognition of past strides, present actions, and future aspirations.

Dr. Ramesh Richard, professor at DTS and founder of RREACH, walks through Psalm 90, highlighting applicable lessons for the walk of the believer.

Dr. Mark Yarbrough, president of DTS, opens the spring semester with a view of Joseph that exemplifies how to live a life that glorifies God in the midst of beatdown.

Ben Stuart, pastor of Passion City Church in Washington, DC, ends the fall chapel series by guiding believers back to the basics amidst a chaotic and anxious environment.

Mrs. Rebecca Carrell, co-host of the Morning Show at KCBI as well as an author and speaker, reminds listeners of the hard-wired instinct to imitate others and how to imitate Christ within society.

Chuck Swindoll, Chancellor Emeritus of DTS, addresses the slow, secret, subtle erosion of faith seen in the life of Robert Robinson, author of "Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing," and encourages steadfast faithfulness to the Lord.

Dr. Dan Shaw closes the Missions and Evangelism Lectureship with a message about ministry as the result of relationship building, first with God and then with those in the vicinity.

Dr. Dan Shaw continues the series with a message about God's provision, knowing he will provide amidst intentional relationship building and ministry.

Dr. Dan Shaw, senior professor of Anthropology and Translation at Fuller Graduate School of Intercultural Studies in Pasadena, CA, opens the Missions and Evangelism Lectureship with the first of three messages in a series about analyzing Jesus's approach to being missional.