DTS Chapel

Chapel
May 20, 2020
Larry M. DinkinsLarry M. Dinkins
God's Concern for the Vulnerable

DTS invites speakers from around the world to minister to students, faculty, staff, and friends. In the Fall and Spring semester, chapel is held every Tuesday through Friday from 10:40 a.m. to 11:20 a.m. During Summer, chapel is held on Wednesdays from 10:10 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Chapel recordings are available online unless restrictions apply to the speaker(s) or content. (Speaker Disclaimer)

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Ministry
May 13, 2020
Mark M. YarbroughMark M. Yarbrough
The Priority of Heaven 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.
Ministry
Mar 6, 2020
Jon BurnsJon Burns
Willing and Able: Commendable Jon Burns closes the World Evangelization Conference with a challenge to believers in regard to living lives that are commendable.
Ministry
Mar 5, 2020
Jon BurnsJon Burns
Willing and Able: Testable WEC Week speaker Jon Burns proposes that a life tested and found constant contributes to building a willing and able life of service.
Ministry
Mar 4, 2020
Jon BurnsJon Burns
Willing and Able: Moldable Jon Burns continues to encourage listeners to be willing and able, walking in the characteristic of being moldable.
Ministry
Mar 3, 2020
Jon BurnsJon Burns
Willing and Able: Interruptible 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...
Houston Chapel
Feb 29, 2020
Michael PocockMichael Pocock
Endurance 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...
Faith & Work
Feb 28, 2020
Greg AdamsGreg Adams
Faith Journey: Public Company and State Government 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...
Chapel
Feb 27, 2020
Laura MurrayLaura Murray
Meeting God in the Darkness 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...
Chapel
Feb 26, 2020
Stanley NewtonStanley Newton
My Ascent into 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,"...
Chapel
Feb 25, 2020
Nathan SmithNathan Smith
Blessed are the Meek 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.
Houston Chapel
Feb 24, 2020
Philip Kwon
Shepherd God's Flock Philip Kwon, pastor of Leadership Development at Woods Edge Community Church in Spring, TX, highlights the aim of the charge for believers as ministers is always love: love for...
Chapel
Feb 21, 2020
Scott StonehouseScott Stonehouse
Strength to Know the Love of Christ Scott Stonehouse, senior pastor of Woodcreek Church in Richardson, TX, reflects on Paul's request to God the Father to strengthen the Ephesians through the Holy Spirit to know the...
Faith & Work
Feb 20, 2020
Christina CrenshawChristina CrenshawDarrell L. BockDarrell L. Bock
Cultural Engagement: Human Trafficking Dr. Darrell Bock talks with Dr. Christina Crenshaw, lecturer of English at Baylor University, about engaging issues within society, not to simply help or solve problems, but to...
Ministry
Feb 18, 2020
Lloyd ChinnLloyd Chinn
A Missionary Testimony of the African Diaspora Lloyd Chinn, global director over Africa with WorldVenture, shares how God continues to position and purpose people of African descent to be active agents in his redemptive story.
Houston Chapel
Feb 15, 2020
Joshua J. BleekerJoshua J. Bleeker
The Thing You Can't Live Without, but Can Never Afford Dr. Josh Bleeker, assistant professor of Educational Ministries and Leadership, dives into the following: excavators cannot unearth its location, stock indices cannot assess its...
Spiritual Life
Feb 14, 2020
Gary BarnesGary Barnes
Compelling Love Dr. Gary Barnes, professor of Biblical Counseling, discusses love, not only as a feeling or gift, but as a motivation for accepting and affirming behavior toward others.
Spiritual Life
Feb 13, 2020
James E. AllmanJames E. Allman
The Good Dr. Jim Allman, professor of Old Testament and Bible Exposition, discusses how the good for believers always focuses on Christlikeness, to include sharing in Christ's suffering.
Ministry
Feb 11, 2020
Charles R. SwindollCharles R. Swindoll
Six Habits of Highly Effective People in Ministry Chuck Swindoll, chancellor at DTS and senior pastor of Stonebriar Community Church in Frisco, TX, walks through behaviors and habits that cultivate healthy spiritual lives and...
Theology
Feb 7, 2020
Douglas SweeneyDouglas Sweeney
Aggiornamento Dr. Doug Sweeney completes his week-long presentation with a summary of church history leading up through the 20th and 21st centuries.
Theology
Feb 6, 2020
Douglas SweeneyDouglas Sweeney
Scripture, Tradition, and Church: From Abelard to Barth Dr. Doug Sweeney moves forward in church history, covering the timeline from Peter Abelard to Karl Barth with the inclusion of debates between Eastern Orthodox, Catholic, and...
Theology
Feb 5, 2020
Douglas SweeneyDouglas Sweeney
Creeds, Canons, Councils, and the Contest Over Tradition Dr. Doug Sweeney continues a walk-through church history, specifically focused on creeds and councils developed over the years into the middle ages.
Theology
Feb 4, 2020
Douglas SweeneyDouglas Sweeney
From Kerygma to Catechesis Dr. Doug Sweeney, dean of Beeson Divinity School in Birmingham, AL, opens the W.H. Griffith Thomas Memorial Lectureship with a dive into the history of the sources of authority for...
Houston Chapel
Feb 3, 2020
Will JohnstonWill Johnston
From Paralysis to Blindness Dr. Will Johnston, associate professor of New Testament, discusses the paralytic's rejection of Jesus, even after being healed, as a stark contrast to the humility of the blind man...