Dr. Timothy Tennent, President of Asbury Seminary in Wilmore, KY, talks about Buddhism, its high regard for compassion and ethics, and how Christians can have a conversation about religion and faith.

Dr. Timothy Tennant, President of Asbury Seminary in Wilmore, KY, continues to discuss global missions and evangelism through a lecture on Hinduism and how to answers questions specific to people in India.

Dr. Timothy Tennant, President of Asbury Seminary in Wilmore, KY, starts the Missions and Evangelism Lectureship by discussing the religion of Islam and its implications for believers in the context of missions and evangelism.

Dr. Michael Svigel, DTS Department Chair and Professor of Theological Studies, points out when we find ourselves on the wrong path, we need to discern where we are, determine where we need to be, and decide to do what it takes to get there.

Dr. Bruce Fong, Dean of DTS-Houston, discusses the love of God and how he is pleased with his chosen people, people that belong to God.

Dr. Franklin Callaway, Senior Pastor at Yehoshua Missionary Baptist Church, talks about how the character of those teaching God's Word is bolstered by an extraordinary faith, impeccable integrity, and a divine authority.

Mike Gendron, Founder of Proclaiming the Gospel in Plano, TX, remembers the gospel message the Reformers defended on the advent of the 499th anniversary of the 95 Theses.

To finish Arts Week, John Dyer talks with Robert Riggs, VP of Operations at DTS, about the values of DTS expressed through the architecture and space allotted for worship and learning at the Dallas campus.

John Dyer, Executive Director of Communications and Educational Technology at DTS, talks about the advancements of artificial intelligence and the theological and ethical implications of future development in this science.

John Dyer, Executive Director of Communications and Educational Technology at DTS, discusses how technology brings beauty and fullness to life, but emphasizes the need to be present, using the Eucharist as the penultimate embodiment of place.