Mark L. Bailey
Dr. Bailey assumed the role of DTS Chancellor after serving for 19 years as the Seminary’s fifth President, and continues his role as Sr. Professor in the Bible Exposition department. In addition to his years at Dallas Theological Seminary, he has pastored various churches in Arizona and Texas. He was a seminar instructor for Walk Thru the Bible Ministries for twenty years and is in demand for Bible conferences and other preaching engagements all over the country and world. His overseas ministries have included Venezuela, Argentina, Hungary, and China. He is also a regular tour leader in Israel, Jordan, Egypt, Turkey, Greece, and Rome. His board service includes Bible Study Fellowship, Walk Thru the Bible Ministries, and Word of Life.
Mark L. Bailey’s Books
Mark L. Bailey’s Publication Articles
- “Training You Can Trust.” Bibliotheca Sacra (160:637). 2003. 13-22.
- “The Kingdom in the Parables of Matthew 13.” Bibliotheca Sacra (155). 1998. 449-459.
- “The Kingdom in the Parables of Matthew 13.” Bibliotheca Sacra (155). 1998. 266-279.
- “The Kingdom in the Parables of Matthew 13.” Bibliotheca Sacra (155). 1998. 172-188.
- “The Kingdom in the Parables of Matthew 13.” Bibliotheca Sacra (155). 1998. 29-38.
- Review of “Basic Bible Interpretation.” Bibliotheca Sacra (149). 1992. 101-102.
Mark L. Bailey’s Contributions
3 Potholes to Avoid in Your Seminary Training
Dr. Mark Bailey, President of Dallas Seminary and Professor of Bible Exposition, greets new and returning…
Disciples Known by Their Love
The preacher John Ruskin Clark said it well: “Love as ‘agape,’ an accepting relationship to others…
The Weight of Glory
How much does glory weigh? What an odd question! That is, until we learn that the…
Following in His Steps
Discover Dallas: Dr. Mark Bailey, President of Dallas Seminary and Professor of Bible Exposition, challenges believers…
Critical Components for a Contemporary Ministry
Dr. Mark Bailey, President of Dallas Seminary and Professor of Bible Exposition, examines how the Apostle…
Tell Everyone the Old, Old Story
When Arabella Hankey, a Londoner, fell chronically ill in her early thirties, she wrote a poem…
The Tale of the Tree
In North Central Texas, where Dallas Seminary is located, we found ourselves once again in drought…
Mentors and Ministry
Dr. Mark Bailey, President of Dallas Seminary and Professor of Bible Exposition, challenges DTS students to…
Charting Our Growth
Barby and I are "empty nesters" for most of the year now, with one married son…
Christmas with Chili?
What do chili and Christmas have in common? For most people the two words never go…
Divine Art
Without question, becoming a disciple is a prerequisite for making a disciple—the more committed we are…
From the Manger to the Cross
Slow down. Stop to consider the humble beginnings of our Lord. Imagine the power that entered…
Contemplating the Greatest Story Ever Told
We all love a good story, one that comes alive through the words of the storyteller.…
Is It You Again?
Many of us give up too easily in prayer - for two reasons. First, we quit…
Logos, Light, Life, Lord, and Ladder
Why not put away the Santa Claus and candy canes and pick up a small ladder…
On the Grounds of Grace
Two men walked toward the temple grounds to pray. Dust puffed from beneath the sandals of…
Semper Fi
I’ll never forget the 1983 terrorist bombing of the Marine barracks in Beirut. Hundreds were killed…
Spiritual Olympics
Few activities excite us more than watching our favorite athletes speed across the finish line or…
The Joy of Translation and Understanding
Many Israelites who were under Babylonian captivity no longer understood Hebrew, the original language of the…
The Message of 2 Timothy
In conclusion Paul wished the Lord’s ministry of grace on Timothy’s spirit (to encourage him to…
The Mystery of Christmas
In A Charlie Brown Christmas, Charles Schultz reminded his viewers of the true meaning of Christmas…