Stephen Brown, pastor of Greater Bethlehem Baptist Church in Dallas, TX, discusses Paul's imperative for unity in the body of Christ to affect change, both inside and outside the church building.

Dr. Chuck Swindoll, Chancellor of DTS and pastor of Stonebriar Community Church in Frisco, TX, continues to encourage believers to see the life lessons from God when they walk through difficult times.

Dr. Mark Bailey, President and senior professor of Bible Exposition at DTS, speaks about forgiveness, the act of rooting mercy in compassion and canceling the debt of offense.

Dr. Reg Grant, chair and senior professor of the Media Arts and Worship Department, dramatizes part of the story of Joseph, Jesus' earthly father, and reflects on the lessons he learned from his extraordinary son.

Dr. Joye Baker, adjunct professor of Educational Ministries and Leadership at DTS, discusses the gift of singleness and pauses to re-wrap this gift, encouraging singles to be content and fully devoted to God in this season.

Students and faculty members at DTS discuss mental health and its effect on believers in addition to its relationship with the church.

Dr. Michael Burer, Associate Professor of New Testament Studies, affirms how the announcement of Jesus's birth gives hope in the midst of a broken world.

Zack McCoy, pastor at Redemption Church of Houston, TX, advocates for the amazing grace of God, which is so powerful that it can change out hearts and will one day rule the cosmos.

Dr. Willie Bolden, Executive Director of Community and Church Relations at DTS-Houston, highlights the grace of God and how it is amazing because of the depth and bondage of sin.

Dr. George Hillman, VP of Student Life, talks to the students about the lessons that can be learned from Joshua as the new leader after Moses.