Avis Blake-Thomas, Dr. Chris Hopf, and Rev. Daymond Wilkins reminisce and recall lessons they learned during their tenures as students at DTS.

Wayne Walker, pastor and executive director of OurCalling, talks about the greatest commandment, to love God and love people.

Dr. Joe Allen, campus pastor at DTS, speaks from Luke 4:14-30 where Jesus announces His Messiahship and His listeners are enraged.

Dr. Erik Salwen, assistant professor of Biblical Counseling, challenges believers to live worthy, which requires connecting with others, relates to accomplishing good things, and results in honoring Jesus's name.

Dr. Joe Stowell closes the Nathan D. Maier Memorial Series in Bible Exposition with a reminder of service an an expression of love for Christ is the key to effectively managing difficult times in ministry.

Dr. Joe Stowell discusses the story of Moses and stresses learning to minister for the glory of God and not for self as the ultimate priority in ministry.

Dr. Joe Stowell speaks about living to magnify Christ and making it the one and only expectation of believers, regardless of where God plants or who is around.

Dr. Joe Stowell, president of Cornerstone University in Grand Rapids, MI, discusses living out the identity of followers of Christ and its importance as a key component of effective ministry.

Dr. Michael Ortiz, department chair of World Missions, studies Paul's letter to the Romans to help believers more fully appreciate the rich hope found in and through Christ.

Dipa Hart, director of Ministry Formation, discusses how doing nothing when entrusted with something is not okay with God, but actually reveals how believers think and feel about God.