Dr. David "Duffy" Robbins, teaching pastor at Faithbridge Church in Spring, TX, discusses discipleship in youth ministry and lessons he learned through leading young adults.

Dr. Duffy Robbins, professor of Youth Ministry at Grove City College in Grove City, PA, discusses some of the principles he learned from teaching youth ministry leadership.

Keith Hileman, pastor of Trinity Fellowship Church in Richardson, TX, introduces the story and impact of a church discipleship and outreach project called "Friends for Good," discussing why the evangelical church needs to consider such efforts as part of her discipleship vision.

Dr. Darrell Bock, executive director for Cultural Engagement at the Hendricks Center, talks with contributors to the newest release of the NET Bible: Drs. Dorian Coover-Cox, Hall Harris, Bob Chisholm, Daniel Wallace, and senior marketing director Nikki Getman.

Neil Tomba, pastor of Northwest Bible Church in Dallas, TX, discusses how conversations about Jesus in our current society require gentleness and respect.

Tommy Nelson, senior pastor of Denton Bible Church in Denton, TX, discusses Othniel and how God took the old faithful man from an older, greater day to lead the new generation.

Don Regier, associate professor emeritus in the EML dept, and Dr. Mike Lawson, senior professor of EML, recall the heritage and history of DTS through their experiences.

Pastor Jim Rose, pastor of Grace Gathering in Llano, TX, encourages believers to shape their lives according to God's word, as God desires to use them to shape his world.

Dr. Gene Getz, pastor emeritus at Chase Oaks Church in Dallas, TX, reminds believers of freely sharing painful thoughts and feelings with God, using Nehemiah's model prayer, when in the midst of circumstances that seem insurmountable.

Dr. Mark Bailey, president of DTS, begins the new semester with a word of exhortation about the spiritual life, built in community, transformed by the Holy Spirit, founded in the Word of God, and more glorious with each change and transition.