Andy Wileman, lead pastor at Grace Bible Church in Dallas, TX, discusses the equipping and the roles of the saints in the body through a reflection of the seminary leaders at DTS.

Dr. Gordon Johnston, professor of Old Testament, joins Dr. Darrell Bock in a discussion regarding the comparison of Mosaic covenant with ancient Hittite treaties and how it supports the antiquity and authenticity of the biblical narrative of Moses.

Dr. Timothy Warren, senior professor of Pastoral Ministries, discusses the process that precedes the response, "Here am I, send me" to God's call.

Dr. Nik Ripken concludes WEC week describing the miraculous acts of God globally and challenging believers to be aware of the miracle of public worship without threat of persecution.

Dr. Nik Ripken continues WEC Week by discussing the the three non-negotiable ideas inherent in carrying out the vision statement of Jesus, accomplished through sending His followers out as sheep among wolves.

Dr. Nik Ripken speaks about the reality of persecution and how some followers of Jesus and churches surrender their faith without a fight while others live out the resurrection, even to the extent of facing death.

Dr. Nik Ripkin, global missiologist with International Mission Board, opens WEC week by challenging believers to recognize the extremity God will go to in order to find His shattered and scattered sheep and the required clarity in knowing those "in Christ" are expendable for the salvation of those outside the Kingdom of God.

Dr. Ramesh Richard, professor at DTS and president of RREACH, challenges believers to run and finish the life-long, unique race Christ has for each one.

Dr. Joe Allen, Jr, campus pastor at DTS, discusses the opportunities for believers to see lasting change as they encounter Jesus in the Word.

Dr. Willie Peterson, adjunct professor in the Doctor of Ministry Studies program at DTS, discusses how the call of God upon the believer's life will always take priority over the natural order of other things in life, such as background or status.