Bruce Fong's Testimony (2013)
Bruce Fong gives his testimony at a 2013 Board Lunch.
Introduction to Houston Campus Growth
- Discussion on the success and growth of the Houston campus, its achievements, and credit to Dr. Bruce Fong and his team
Introduction of Dr. Bruce Fong
- Overview of Dr. Fong's education and pastoral experience
- Details about his background, commitment to ministry, and personal life, including family and interests
Personal Testimony of Dr. Bruce Fong
- Dr. Fong shares his spiritual journey, highlighting the influence of his grandmother and the impact of evangelistic efforts
- Story of how he accepted Christ at a young age but faced challenges growing up, including academic struggles and familial comparisons
- Rededication to his faith through a youth group and a growing spiritual hunger, which led him to Bible college
Early Ministry Experiences
- Experiences preaching in small churches and the realization of his calling to ministry
- His internship at a church in Washington and the affirmation of his calling to serve
Dallas Seminary and Marriage
- His experience at Dallas Seminary and the spiritual growth he underwent
- Meeting his wife at a Christian conference and their life together, including moving to Dallas as newlyweds
Ministry Career Post-Seminary
- Serving as a pastor in Portland, Oregon for ten years and the joys and challenges that came with it
- Transitioning to teaching at Multnomah Seminary and later becoming the president of Michigan Theological Seminary
Transition to Houston and Calling to DTS
- Reflecting on God's direction to move to Houston and serve at Dallas Theological Seminary
- Initial reluctance from his wife to move to Houston and how God worked in her heart over time
- His excitement about the opportunity to serve at DTS Houston
Gratitude for Leadership and Support
- Dr. Fong expresses admiration for Dr. Mark Bailey and his leadership at DTS
- Gratitude towards the board members for their support and commitment to DTS and its mission
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