Dr. Kenneth Horton talks from 2 Timothy 2:1-7 on how spiritual multiplication connects grateful dependence on Christ with intentional, wise, and patient investment in faithful people.

Dr. Stacey Davis, Assistant Professor of Educational Ministry and Leadership at Dallas Seminary, talks about when sharing your story, consider including childhood events as a means to inform others of God's involvement in the earliest moments of life shaping your testimony and preparing you for ministry.

Dr. Stephen Bramer, Department Chair and Professor of Bible Exposition at Dallas Seminary, speaks about having complete trust in God as the only one you can guide and deliver us throughout life.

Patrick Miller, an area representative for The Fellowship of Christian Athletes speaks on 2 Timothy 4:1-8. He guides us through this passage sharing how regardless of external circumstances, the charge to faithfully proclaim the gospel remains the minister’s mandate.

Dr. Mikel Del Rosario sits down with Dr. Daniel Hill, Assistant Professor of Theological Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary.

Dr. James Frohlich, an adjunct professor of Old Testament Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary- Houston, shares how we should follow God's design for greatness, rather than man's as we take a further look at Genesis 11:1-9.

Phil Tuttle closes the week with an exhortation to current and future leaders, highlighting the minefields that can tear down ministries.

Phil Tuttle continues the Nathan D. Maier Series in Bible Exposition by answering the question, "When you disappoint yourself and God, what happens next?"

Phil Tuttle, president of Walk Thru the Bible in Peachtree Corners, GA, offers insight about why Jesus would pray for Peter, knowing his disciple would fail in the future.

Dr. Michael Smith is a Professor of Biblical Studies at Liberty University. He shares how The Great Commission involves more than evangelism.