William "Duce" Branch, adjunct professor of Preaching at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and known as the hip-hop artist "The Ambassador", affirms the people of God who are fundamentally Bible people, noting how they desire, obey, and rejoice in the Word.

Debbie Stuart, director of Ministry Initiatives at Hope for the Heart, proposes that, at times, the Lord allows His faithful servants to be shipwrecked so ministry can be maximized in their lives.

Dr. Abraham Kuruvilla, senior research professor of Preaching and Pastoral Ministries at DTS, discusses how God, whose grand plan is to consummate all things in Christ, involves believers in it and is worthy to be blessed.

Dr. Lance Waldie, pastor of Harvest Bible Church in Cypress, TX, encourages believers to lives lives that, at the end, reflect faithfulness in spite of hardship.

Chuck Swindoll, pastor of Stonebriar Community Church in Plano, TX, talks through the mindset and character of believers and offers truths for living.

Dr. Willie Bolden, executive director of Community and Church Relations at DTS-Houston, discusses how one can not understand the grace of God apart from understanding the power and bondage of sin.

Marc Belton, principal at Wisefellows Consulting in Minneapolis, MN, talks about leadership qualities through a Christian worldview.

Curtis Jones, pastor of Bayou City Fellowship in Cypress, TX, discusses the wounds of those that sacrifice for the gospel and how to persevere through worship and faithfulness.

Dr. Joe Allen, campus pastor at DTS, challenges believers to meditate on what Christ did through his death and resurrection as good preparation for Easter.

Todd Wagner, senior pastor of Watermark Community Church, discusses the fig tree that bore no fruit, reflecting on the fruitfulness of a church devoid of the heart of Jesus.