New Faculty at DTS

Dr. Hillman has a passion for education, spiritual formation, and leadership development. He came to Dallas Theological Seminary with years of ministry experience in churches and parachurch organizations in Texas and Georgia. He is a rabid college football fan and loves good barbeque. He and his wife have one grown daughter.

Dr. Wiesepape has a passion for discipleship, leadership development, and anything Texas A&M. He has served in pastoral ministries for over twenty years as both a church pastor and a chaplain for the United States Navy. Dr. Wiesepape has also served in various corporate leadership positions in the energy and financial services industries and on the boards of several church and parachurch ministries. He and his wife, Jamie, live in College Station and have three children. He loves reading, running, and laughing really hard out loud.

With experience in classic-to-postmodern leadership studies, organizational engagement, and psychological empowerment theories, Dr. Gandy has a passion for next generation leadership development and education. Prior to joining the DTS faculty, Dr. Gandy was a pastor and church planter in Southern California. He has over 20 years of church leadership experience in domestic and international contexts. Dr. Gandy is based in Dallas but travels extensively to speak, teach, research, and consult in areas of next-generation leadership and organizational strategy. He has visited over 97 countries across 6 continents. Outside the classroom, you will find him in urban coffee shops, airport lounges, eating Texas BBQ, taking Instagram photos, or working at 30,000 feet enroute to a new country.

Dr. Tim Robinson was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and pastored within local church ministry in his home country for 12 years. He is married to Carrie, and they have three children – Hannah, Abigail and Caleb. Dr. Robinson is passionate about teaching and preaching the Scriptures in a way that is true, clear, relevant, and interesting. His greatest desire is that he might encourage and equip students to faithfully feed souls the word of God, and form hearts into the likeness of Christ.