Dr. Mark Bailey continues the Nathan D. Maier Memorial Series in Bible Exposition with a message about God's everlasting presence and promise in moments of discouragement.

Dr. Mark Bailey, chancellor of DTS and senior professor of Bible Exposition, opens this year's Nathan D. Maier Memorial Series with the first of three messages under the topic, "Doing God's Work God's Way."

Dr. Scott Horrell, Professor of Theological Studies, affirms the identity of humanity as directly related to who God is as Trinity and perfectly manifest in Jesus.

Dr. Sue Edwards, professor of Education Ministries and Leadership, discusses how our angst reflects the state of the heart, but not the state of the circumstances.

Taking a moment to pause and reflect on the weightiness of social unrest, members of the DTS family lead the seminary in prayers of lament and hope.

Dr. Darrell Bock talks with Dr. Mike Chupp, CEO of Christian Medical & Dental Associations in Bristol, TN, about bring the hope and healing of Christ to the world through Christians in healthcare.

Mike Minter, senior pastor of Reston Bible Church in Sterling, VA, talks about humility, compassion, and a teachable spirit at the heart of unity within the body of Christ.

Dr. George Hillman, vice president of Education, reinforces the distinct role of Jesus and how he changed everything when he shows up on the scene.

Dave Largent, pastor of Lakeview Congregation at Autumn Leaves in Dallas, TX, dives into how the message of Jesus Christ and him crucified provides focus, encouragement, and conviction in the lives and ministries of believers.

Mr. Herman Baxter, Sr, dean of Students, reiterates how salvation for the believer is from God and is not stagnant, but energized by God and working within us for His good purpose.