First Baptist Dallas

On the fifth day of our men’s devotional, Executive Pastor of Ministries, Ryland Whitehorn, teaches us about “The Benefits of Discipline and Correction.” In this episode, learn how to discipline others in a godly way, how to receive discipline well, and how to set yourself apart from an unwise culture.

On the fourth day of our men’s devotional, Recreation Minister, Brent McFadden, teaches us about “The Power of Wise Words.” In this episode, learn how to be a better leader and how to use your words in power and wisdom.

On the third day of our men’s devotional, Minister of Special Needs Ministry, Gary Felton, teaches us that choosing wisdom is a simple either/or decision in his devotional, “Wisdom as a Path of Righteousness.” In this episode, learn more about the pursuit of wisdom and the difference between walking in darkness and walking in light.

On the second day of our men’s devotional, Associate Minister of Instrumental Music, Joe Hardin, teaches us about the importance of “Seeking Wisdom Like Hidden Treasure.” In this episode, learn more about the value and source of wisdom.

On the first day of our men’s devotional, Men’s Minister, Jeff Adams, teaches us a foundation for wisdom in his devotional, “The Fear of the Lord is the Beginning of Knowledge.” In this episode, learn about the lie of self-sufficiency, how to be coachable, and what it means to fear the Lord.

Philippians 3:13-14 

Regret is one of life’s most painful and unnecessary emotions.  In this new series, SAY GOODBYE TO REGRET, we will discover the biblical principles for dealing with regrets from our past and preventing regrets in the future. 

Exodus 20:17 

Today, we have come to the final commandment of THE 10.  The command against coveting is given last -- not because it is of least importance -- because it is foundational to the other nine commandments. 

Exodus 20:16

The three previous commandments we have examined all deal with robbing someone of something valuable: their life, their mate, or their possessions.  The ninth commandment specifically focuses on stealing a person’s most valuable possession--their reputation.

 Exodus 20:15

Although most of us have never committed armed robbery, everyone is guilty of taking something that does not belong to them.  Today, we are going to discover various ways we violate the eighth commandment which prohibits stealing and discover why such a command is necessary to maintain both a civilized society and a clear conscience.

Spring Training is our annual spiritual disciplines program at First Baptist Dallas! In this week’s episode, our Executive Pastor Ben Lovvorn discusses the fifth step in the disciple’s journey—reaching for the summit. To find out more about Spring Training and to download our free ebook, go to firstdallas.org/springtraining.