Black History Month Chapel Panel
February 20th, 2019 Public Square
The Black Student Fellowship at DTS moderates a panel, centering the discussion on identity and the tension of being a black Christian within the American church.
Chapel
Chapel
Nathan Smith
Feb 25, 2020
Nathan 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.
Faith & Work
Christina Crenshaw
Darrell L. Bock
Feb 20, 2020
Christina CrenshawDarrell 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...
Bible
Mark L. Bailey
May 16, 2018
Mark L. Bailey
The Beauty of Community
Dr. Mark Bailey, president of DTS, pauses to discuss the community of believers and the unity found among those saved by Christ.
Ministry
Barry D. Jones
Oct 26, 2015
Barry D. Jones
The Dinner Table as a Place of Connection, Brokenness, and Blessing
Perhaps before we invite people to Jesus or invite them to church, we should invite them to dinner
Bible
Vincent Parker
Feb 23, 2017
Vincent Parker
Learn to Cry: A Theology of Tears
Rev. Vincent Parker, Pastor of Golden Gate Missionary Baptist Church, proposes a theology of tears, in which learning how to cry becomes a step toward mending broken relationships.
Bible
Robert Crummie
Jan 18, 2008
Robert Crummie
Having The Courage To Do God's Will
Rev. Robert Crummie, president of Carver Bible College in Atlanta, Georgia, brings a message that implores Christians to have the courage to do God's will.