1 Corinthians 9

Ministry
Apr 12, 2019
Bill BrewerBill Brewer
Run with Purpose Dr. Bill Brewer, senior pastor of Woodcreek Church in Richardson, TX, encourages current and future ministry leaders to train wisely, persevere, and endure to the end.
Theology
Sep 18, 2018
Klyne SnodgrassKlyne SnodgrassDarrell L. BockDarrell L. Bock
Who God Says You Are In this episode, Drs. Darrell L. Bock and Klyne Snodgrass discuss identity, focusing on the biblical basis of Christian identity.
Classic
Feb 28, 2017
Jay E. SmithJay E. SmithJoseph D. FantinJoseph D. FantinRobert Chisholm Jr.Robert Chisholm Jr.Darrell L. BockDarrell L. Bock
Classic: Same-Sex Sexuality and the New Testament In this classic episode, Dr. Darrell Bock, Dr. Robert Chisholm, Dr. Joe Fantin, and Dr. Jay Smith examine biblical passages often brought up in public square conversations about...
Religion
Mar 22, 2016
Justin BassJustin BassDarrell L. BockDarrell L. BockMikel Del RosarioMikel Del Rosario
Investigating the Resurrection of Jesus In this episode, Mikel Del Rosario, Darrell Bock and Justin Bass discuss challenges to the historicity of the resurrection, focusing on ancient sources and the earliest data...
Chapel
Sep 18, 2015
Jay L. SedwickJay L. Sedwick
Youth Week Overview Dr. Jay Sedwick, Professor of Educational Ministries and Leadership, summarizes Youth Week and contributes insight into future opportunities for ministry.
Article
Sep 10, 2015
Luke SpencerLuke Spencer
Groanings from the Gridiron: 5 Ways Football Reflects the Biblical Drama The football season is in full swing. While football awakens the groaning in humanity’s soul, it does not and cannot satisfy it. Here are five lessons believers can be reminded...
Chapel
Sep 30, 2014
Robert A. Rohm
Why Can't You Be Normal Like Me? Dr. Robert Rohm, Co-founder and President of Personality Insights, Inc. in Atlanta, GA, shares insight into personality assessment, which guides us into a fruitful view of...
Article
Feb 18, 2014
Howard G. HendricksHoward G. Hendricks
Discipline Though he is no longer with us, the words of Howard Hendricks stay with us and challenge us to live full and faithful lives in service to our Savior. The article below originally...
Sexuality
Oct 8, 2013
Jay E. SmithJay E. SmithJoseph D. FantinJoseph D. FantinRobert B. ChisholmRobert B. ChisholmDarrell L. BockDarrell L. Bock
The New Testament View of Same-Sex Sexuality In this episode, Dr. Darrell Bock, Dr. Robert Chisholm, Dr. Joe Fantin, and Dr. Jay Smith examine biblical passages often bought up in discussions about homosexuality, focusing on...
Chapel
Sep 23, 2011
Jeremiah Ramer
Youth Week Mr. Jeremiah Ramer, Student Ministry Pastor, First Baptist Church Dallas, Dallas, TX, challenges us to be relevant while not making the mistake of dismissing the Gospel, which is...
Ministry
The Gospel and the Jewish People
Dec 1, 2009
Mark L. BaileyMark L. Bailey
The Gospel and the Jewish People "The gospel is for all—Jew or Gentile. We want Jews to see the Messiah has come to save them from eternal separation from Him and to enjoy Him forever.”
Chapel
Mar 7, 2008
Charles R. SwindollCharles R. Swindoll
The Discipline of Self-Control Chancellor of Dallas Seminary and Senior Pastor of Stonebriar Community Church, Dr. Chuck Swindoll, exhorts us to do the difficult work of being self controlled: an examination of...
Article
Crown Casting
Dec 1, 2007
Charles R. SwindollCharles R. Swindoll
Crown Casting They have been my close companions when days are dark and dismal, when I’ve felt oppressed and tested, as well as when my heart soars in glorious celebration.
Article
Jul 7, 2006
Donald K. CampbellDonald K. Campbell
The Resources of God: Divine Power and Provision Someone has said that 2 Peter is in a remote corner of the New Testament. If so, it is a wonderful corner. We find the theme of the book in the last verse, for this is one of those...
Stories
Jul 7, 2006
Paul E. PettitPaul E. Pettit
In the Spirit of the Game The apostle Paul frequently used sports metaphors to describe the Christian life. Paul Pettit (ThM, 1996), the Seminary’s acting director of Spiritual Formation and Leadership,...
Stories
Jul 7, 2006
Lessons of a Long-Distance Runner An official marathon must be exactly 26 miles, 385 yards long. For the average runner with a 28-inch stride, this race requires 58,215 consecutive steps. If running on a high...
Article
Jul 7, 2006
Charles R. SwindollCharles R. Swindoll
The Hottest Thing on Ice Like millions across the globe, I watched with great interest as athletes competed for Olympic gold. As I viewed the sledding events, I smiled as I recalled the Calgary...