Galatians 5

Faith & Work
Mar 8, 2019
Raquel P. WrotenRaquel P. WrotenDarrell L. BockDarrell L. Bock
What Kind of Character Does a Leader Need? When Drs. Howard Hendricks (ThM, 1950) and Don Campbell (ThM, 1951; ThD, 1953) founded The Center for Christian Leadership (now the Hendricks Center) in the 1980s, the character...
Bible
Mar 1, 2019
Mark L. BaileyMark L. Bailey
Achieving Our Highest Standard There’s a question that always occurs to me as I read Jesus’s words in Matthew 10:25, a passage that has left a haunting ache in my heart from the first moment I read it....
Campus News
Sep 21, 2018
Raquel P. WrotenRaquel P. Wroten
2018 Alumni Distinguished Service Award | Gary DeSalvo Thirty-seven years ago a group of ordinary people called Gary DeSalvo to lead Temple Bible Church in Temple, Texas, straight, “fresh out of seminary, in 1981,” DeSalvo...
Faith & Work
Jun 12, 2018
Elaine KungElaine KungDarrell L. BockDarrell L. Bock
Ministry in the Workplace In this episode, Dr. Darrell Bock and Elaine Kung discuss Faith and work, focusing on her service AT&T and Called to Work.
Spiritual Life
Feb 28, 2018
Raquel P. WrotenRaquel P. Wroten
2017 Alumni Distinguished Service Award | Vincent Parker Not too far from the downtown skyscrapers of Dallas, Texas, Golden Gate Missionary Baptist Church sits in the modest Oak Cliff community known as “The Bottom.” Why the name?...
Stories
Sep 9, 2016
Raquel P. WrotenRaquel P. Wroten
2016 Alumni Distinguished Service Award | James R. Congdon When Jim Congdon arrived in Topeka, Kansas, in 1976, he was fresh out of Dallas Theological Seminary. At that time, Topeka Bible Church (TBC) had about 300 people attending its...
Theology
Feb 21, 2016
Kelley M. MathewsKelley M. Mathews
For Freedom Christ Has Set Us Free When I was a child, my relationship with my brother was rocky at best. Wrapped in our own me-centered worlds, we cared little for what the other preferred—whether he wanted me to...
Spiritual Life
Nov 1, 2015
Lacey LeifesteLacey Leifeste
Hungry Appetites and Holy Affections: 4 Gospel Truths to Combat Food Addiction People with eating disorders, disordered eating patterns, and body image struggles fill our churches. And what are we telling them? What are we not telling them?
Book Excerpts
Dec 30, 2013
Gloria FurmanGloria Furman
Glimpses of Grace: Treasuring the Gospel in Your Home Excerpted from Glimpses of Grace: Treasuring the Gospel in Your Home, by Gloria Furman (MA/CE, 2007). Today’s Forecast: Mundane with a 100 Percent Chance of...
Book Excerpts
Jun 1, 2013
Gloria FurmanGloria Furman
Glimpses of Grace: Treasuring the Gospel in Your Home Introduction In the first draft of this introduction I wrote, “I want to flesh out the practical implications of the gospel in everyday life.” Then the thought...
Book Excerpts
Feb 6, 2012
Jeff KinleyJeff Kinley
Christian Zombie Killers Handbook Chapter 8: Zombie Rules Excerpt taken from the book The Christian Zombie Killers Handbook by Jeff Kinley, courtesy of Thomas Nelson, Inc. The true hypocrite is the one who...
Theology
Aug 15, 2011
Hampton Keathley III
Free to Be Slaves Slavery to God and one another results in true freedom and maximum blessing. Our freedom in Christ is particularly concerned with human relationships, which flow from a right...
Chapel
Mar 22, 2011
Andy SeidelAndy Seidel
The Measure of Our Spirituality Dr. Andrew Seidel, Adjunct Professor in D.Min. Studies and Executive Director, Center for Christian Leadership, DTS, explains that the measure of our spirituality is how we treat...
Chapel
Oct 27, 2010
J. Lee JagersJ. Lee Jagers
Worse Than Soy Sauce on Satin Adjunct professor of Biblical Counseling and director of Counseling Services, Dr. Lee Jagers explains to transition from flesh to spirit, we need to RSVP to God's provision and...
Article
Mar 1, 2008
Paul R. Anderson
The Impromptu Tongue God is concerned about the smallest details of our lives, including how we use that tiny member—the tongue. James’s epistle provides four powerful images to remind us of how...
Ministry
Disciples Known by Their Love
Jun 11, 2007
Mark L. BaileyMark L. Bailey
Disciples Known by Their Love The preacher John Ruskin Clark said it well: “Love as ‘agape,’ an accepting relationship to others for their own sake and not a passion for another for one’s own sake, is...
Article
Jul 7, 2006
Hurry Up and... Wait WAITING IS DIFFICULT, ISN’T IT? You drive up to the window at Wendy’s, but a number of cars are ahead of you, and you’re hungry. But you have to wait. A  car...
Article
Conflict
Jul 7, 2006
Sue G. EdwardsSue G. Edwards
Blessed Are the Peacemakers: Preventing Conflict “I’m so sorry, but I must ask you to step down from the board until we sort all this out.” I spoke gently, but still Barbara’s blue eyes brimmed with tears.
Article
Jul 7, 2006
Follow the Leader: Models of Character and Accountability “It all boils down to the issue of control,” lamented my friend as he shared with me the tensions in his church. “The pastor isn’t open to listening, and has threatened to...
Article
Jul 7, 2006
Kathy Rhine
Indomitable Spirit: A Matter of Discipline Do Christianity and the martial arts go together? Find out from one of Dallas Seminary’s own—tenth-degree black belt and martial arts instructor Keith D. Yates (M.A.[BS],...
Book Excerpts
Jul 7, 2006
Mary DeMuthMary DeMuth
Seven Insider Tips for Pioneer Parents

Mary DeMuth, author of Building the Christian Home You Never Had, provides seven tips for pioneer parents.
Article
Jul 7, 2006
Steve Spencer
Why Can’t I Change? “Why can’t I change?” This plaintive question occurs to many Christians, despairing over remnants of sinfulness in their lives. Long after conversion, when they...