Dr. Mark Yarbrough, president-elect and VP of Academic Affairs, speaks about focusing our care and concern towards others based on the story of Jonah.

Jon Burns closes the World Evangelization Conference with a challenge to believers in regard to living lives that are commendable.

WEC Week speaker Jon Burns proposes that a life tested and found constant contributes to building a willing and able life of service.

Jon Burns continues to encourage listeners to be willing and able, walking in the characteristic of being moldable.

Jon Burns, president of Greater Europe Mission, begins the World Evangelization Conference by highlighting what it means to be willing and able for God's glory, beginning with the characteristic of being interruptible.

Dr. Michael Pocock, senior professor emeritus in World Missions, highlights how the challenges of studies, family, work, and ministry require endurance, which result in efficacy and joy.

Greg Adams, once employed by IBM and the state of Tennessee, talks with Dr. Darrell Bock and campus pastor Dr. Joe Allen about living out faith in the marketplace, whether within a corporation or in the public square.

Mrs. Laura Murray, author, speaker, and spiritual director, based in Richardson, TX, reminds listeners how God invites his people to hear his voice and trust him in times of darkness.

Pastor Stan Newton, director of Community Relations and Formation Ministries at DTS-Houston, encourages believers to praise the Lord as a cathartic path out of "ministry darkness," even if it sometimes happens in times of being alone.

Dr. Nathan Smith, senior pastor of Heritage Baptist Church in Lynchburg, VA, takes a look at the disposition of a life that has been tenderized by grace.