Rev. Tom Doyle, Vice President of Church and Ministry Partnerships and Middle East/North Africa Director for E3 Partners, asserts Jesus' church in the Muslim world, despite widespread persecution, is not only surviving but thriving.

Dr. Rodney Orr, Department Chair & Associate Professor of World Missions and Intercultural Studies, talks about the amazing power of prayer and its role in the daily lives of Christians.

Dr. Paul Pettit, Director of Placement, reminds students that knowledge gained in this time of transition is incorporated in their trust of the Lord, resulting in God directing their paths.

Dr. Vic Anderson, Department Chair and Professor of Pastoral Ministries, reminds us that dishonoring God in our spiritual lives can lead to God's presence departing from our ministries.

Dr. Scott Cunningham, Vice President of International Partnerships with Overseas Council, addresses the impact of online education and its effect, both encouraging and challenging, on future seminarians.

Dr. Scott Cunningham, Vice President of International Partnerships for Overseas Council, discusses both the increasing and decreasing trends of seminary education in the majority world.

Dr. Scott Cunningham, Vice President of International Partnerships at Overseas Council, explains how the rise in internet usage has transformed theological education across the world.

Dr. Scott Cunningham, Vice President of International Partnerships with Overseas Council, discusses the nature of the seminary and addresses changes in the church that need the seminary's response.

Dr. Esther Meek, Professor of Philosophy at Geneva College, concludes Arts Week by encouraging listeners to invite the real, allowing it, in its personhood, to speak about and respond to knowing.

Dr. Esther Meek, Professor of Philosophy at Geneva College, continues Art Week with a further development of a new epistemological paradigm, challenging listeners to love in order to know instead of knowing in order to love.