Dr. Andi Thacker, professor of Biblical Counseling, encourages listeners toward leadership that mirror empathy, compassion, and the ability to say "I'm truly sorry."

Chuck Swindoll, chancellor emeritus at DTS, discusses aspects of one's personal life that can inhibit future effectiveness in leadership and ministry.

Yaohui Lu, campus minister of Houston Chinese Church Pearland Campus in Pearland, TX, speaks to leaders about sustaining ministry through the Word of God.

David Wills, president emeritus of National Christian Foundation in Alpharetta, GA, highlights how faithful stewards of their resources ask and answer three questions on their journey to joyful generosity.

Dr. Dorian Coover-Cox, professor of Old Testament Studies, encourages believers to remember hope in the present grows as a result of a unified recognition of who the Lord is throughout the Old & New Testaments.

Todd Agnew, instructor in the Media Arts and Worship department, applies ethnodoxology at the local level, specifically highlighting the different cultures of multi-site & multi-ethnic churches.

Tanner Garfat, the missions mobilization coach with Launch Global in Dallas, TX, takes time to encourage fellow believers in learning God's heart, which results in the blessing of all nations.

Dr. Robin Harris, president of Global Ethnodoxology Network in Dallas, TX, explains the application of ethnodoxology to global mission and ministry.

Dr. Frank Glover, owner and medical director of The Urology Institute and Continence Center in Thomasville, GA, shares the lineage of faith, starting in Jerusalem, moving through Africa to the African diaspora in the United States.

Dr. Darrell Bock introduces the DTS community to a panel of Asian and Asian American students on campus, offering an opportunity to listen to the reality of varied Asian backgrounds.