Dr. Mark Bailey, president of DTS, pauses to discuss the community of believers and the unity found among those saved by Christ.

Dr. S Jonathan Murphy, associate professor of Pastoral Ministries, encourages graduates and listeners regarding the necessity of intimacy with God as a close follower, knowing that ministry flows from this relationship as fruit for the world.

Jeff Kinley, president of Main Thing Ministries in Bergman, AR, encourages believers regarding the long race of ministry, which requires being steadfast in light of the grueling and draining.

Dr. Darrell Bock, executive director of Cultural Engagement at DTS, talks with Samuel Lee, Grace Choi, and Dr. Samuel Chia about the complex and multi-faceted experiences of East Asians in America.

Charles Davenport concludes Senior Preaching Week with a recognition of hopelessness in life and encourages believers to find hope in the Lord's love and mercy.

Sage Pruett discusses shame, its presence in the lives of believers, and how God brings deliverance through salvation.

Zac Tsai challenges believers with a genuine call to repentance and how it often involves a leader who is willing to identify with followers, intercede through fasting and prayer, and reinstall Bible study plans with them.

Kat Armstrong, executive director and founder of Polished Ministries, challenges believers to recognize the value of women as co-laborers and warriors for the Kingdom.

Dr. David Kim, executive director of the Center for Faith & Work in New York, New York, discusses the opportunities to bring Christianity into local, national, and global workplaces.

Robert Duckworth, LPC and founder of Duckworth & Associates Counseling Services, walks through the parable of the Good Samaritan, highlighting the responses of the passersby and those of modern believers when encountering the broken.