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What Yesterday’s Saints Teach Us Today: A Conversation with Professor John Adair
John Adair, professor of theological studies at Dallas Theological Seminary, has a dear friend named Justin.…
A Good Word – ἅγιος (Saint)
To supplement our income when my husband was in seminary, we sometimes housesat for families who…
A Good Word – παράκλητος (Helper)
We were in need, and Christ came to our aid. We were desperate, and the Son…
A Good Word – καρδιογνώστης (Heart-knower)
The contemporary worship song “Way Maker,” written by Nigerian songwriter Sinach, has spread to churches around…
A Good Word – σκηνή (Tent)
A while ago, I overheard someone say, "Hey, you should come visit my new digs!" I…
A Good Word – ἀρκετός (Enough)
I enjoy playing catch with our black lab Carlile in the backyard. Playtime could last for…
A Good Word – σκάνδαλον (Trap)
Losing weight is hard because I like food. I am particularly partial to potato chips. And…
Love Starts with Surrender
Let’s talk about the complexities of family relationships—situations that test our faith, stretch our patience, and…
A Vision for Evangelism: God Can Do More than We Imagine
We never know what God will do when we share the good news of Jesus with…
The Best News Ever
A doctor quickly grabbed my firstborn son right after delivery and ran out of the room.…
The Blaze of the Holy Spirit
On a fiercely windy day, my brother stood on our roof with a hose, drenching our…
Reclaiming Our Identity and Purpose: 2 Corinthians 5:17–21
What did you want to be when you grew up? I dreamed of acting in Hollywood.…
Serving Students Everywhere: DTS Expands into Arabic Language
For the proclamation of God’s Word and the building up of the body of Christ worldwide—that’s…
The Unexpected Messiah
The Unexpected Messiah I asked my parents for IKEA furniture for my college studio apartment. To…
The Gift We’re Still Waiting For
The twirling of my stomach on Christmas Eve as a child often kept me awake, wondering…
Discovering the Hope of Christmas in Genesis
When my kids were young, we’d make a fire in the hearth and snuggle on the…
When Love Shows Up: From Hospital Rooms to Bethlehem
The kids sat in the back seat of the van and giggled in a merry-go-round of…
Getting to Forgiveness: Making Marriage More Meaningful
Sally sighed dramatically. “Fred, dear,” she said, with more exasperation than she’d intended, “would you please…
Love in the Midst of Conflict: A Story of the Bramer Family
Dr. Stephen J. Bramer still remembers the spot where he stood on the DTS campus when…
Missional Living Nourishes Christian Community
Jessica and I have never lived less than 300 miles from one another. We have seen…
A Good Word – ἀρχηγός (Pioneer)
For many Americans, the word “pioneer” evokes thoughts of families in the 1800s leaving the security…
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The Story of Kim Seung Lak (ThD, 1931), Dallas Theological Seminary’s First Korean Graduate
From Pyeongyang to Dallas
The Story of Kim Seung Lak (ThD, 1931), Dallas Theological Seminary’s First Korean Graduate
Dallas Theological Seminary Appoints Dr. Roger Poupart as Director of Doctor of Ministry Studies
DALLAS, TX – Dallas Theological Seminary (DTS) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Roger Poupart as the new Director…
