Pastor Stan Newton, director of Community Relations and Formation Ministries at DTS-Houston, encourages believers to praise the Lord as a cathartic path out of "ministry darkness," even if it sometimes happens in times of being alone.

Dr. Nathan Smith, senior pastor of Heritage Baptist Church in Lynchburg, VA, takes a look at the disposition of a life that has been tenderized by grace.

Philip Kwon, pastor of Leadership Development at Woods Edge Community Church in Spring, TX, highlights the aim of the charge for believers as ministers is always love: love for Christ and love for the church.

Scott Stonehouse, senior pastor of Woodcreek Church in Richardson, TX, reflects on Paul's request to God the Father to strengthen the Ephesians through the Holy Spirit to know the love of Christ.

Dr. Darrell Bock talks with Dr. Christina Crenshaw, lecturer of English at Baylor University, about engaging issues within society, not to simply help or solve problems, but to advocate for a redemptive and restorative narrative. This conversation focuses primarily on anti-human trafficking efforts within the body.

Lloyd Chinn, global director over Africa with WorldVenture, shares how God continues to position and purpose people of African descent to be active agents in his redemptive story.

Dr. Josh Bleeker, assistant professor of Educational Ministries and Leadership, dives into the following: excavators cannot unearth its location, stock indices cannot assess its value, and the afterlife’s abyss merely heard rumors of its whereabouts—where then can wisdom be found?

Dr. Josh Bleeker, assistant professor of Educational Ministries and Leadership, dives into the following: excavators cannot unearth its location, stock indices cannot assess its value, and the afterlife’s abyss merely heard rumors of its whereabouts—where then can wisdom be found?

Dr. Gary Barnes, professor of Biblical Counseling, discusses love, not only as a feeling or gift, but as a motivation for accepting and affirming behavior toward others.

Dr. Gary Barnes, professor of Biblical Counseling, discusses love, not only as a feeling or gift, but as a motivation for accepting and affirming behavior toward others.