Mr. Allen Parr, CEO of Let's Equip, Inc, in McKinney, TX discusses the highs and lows of ministry while offering insight that can lead to success.

Pastor Chris Simmons of Cornerstone Baptist Church in Dallas, TX, encourages seminary students to bring God's shalom to the city, primarily through maximizing their training with practical ministry opportunities.

Mr. Marquis Laughlin, founder of Acts of the Word in Rochester, PA, dramatically retells part of John's narrative during an evening chapel.

Dr. Brian Fisher, pastor of Grace Bible Church in College Station, TX, shares an encouraging message about being the church among humanity, creating space for adaptation amidst change, and staying on mission.

Mr. Scott Talbot, executive director of Dallas Seminary Foundation, offers a philosophical paradigm shift of finances, specifically in relationship to giving and fundraising, based in biblical principles.

Neal Jeffrey, associate pastor at Prestonwood Baptist Church in Plano, TX, speaks an encouraging word about Jesus's experience with the disciples on a boat amidst a storm, highlighting faith as the response to Jesus's instruction.

Liz Rodriguez, groups coordinator at Battle Creek Church in Broken Arrow, OK, hosts the faculty members of DTS's Media Arts and Worship department - Drs. Reg Grant, Sandra Glahn, Tim Basselin, and Mr. Todd Agnew - to discuss story, creative processes, and wisdom for artists.

Dr. Sandra Glahn moderates a panel of DTS alum - Chase Jones, Jazmine Sanchez Linares, Kelsey Hency, and Jed Ostoich - as they talk about the process of storytelling in their ministries and lives.

Dr. Tom Hayes, executive vice president for Insight for Living in Frisco, TX, speaks an encouraging word about a man's encounter with Jesus and how it makes all the difference for that man as well as those in ministry today.

Dr. Mark Bailey concludes the Nathan D. Maier Memorial series by progressing through the final chapter of Haggai, highlighting the Lord's drawing his people back to himself through discipline and mercy.