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Join us as we dig into a discussion on the pursuit of better disciple-making in the American church. Josh Howard, the director of vision and mobilization from Discipleship.org shares his perspective and experiences. In 2015, he launched a ministry called “Ignite,” which has seen over 30,000 churches started in about 10 years through movements of multiplication.Josh currently serves as the Director of Vision and Mobilization at Discipleship.org, Global Mobilization Catalyst for E3 Partners, and the President of Fidelis International Seminary. Josh holds a Master of Arts in Missional Church Movements from Wheaton College, an honorary doctorate from Dallas Christian College, and is the co-author of the book Christian Extremism: A Life Worth Dying For and of the book Igniting Movements: Multiplying Churches in Dark Places.Find Josh and his resources at:https://discipleship.org @discipleshipdotorg https://www.fidelis.onlinehttps://www.theignitenetwork.org
Today, from the Forrester CX Summit North America in Nashville, we are thrilled to have AJ Joplin, Senior Analyst at Forrester, with us to discuss the crucial alignment of customer experience, digital experience, and marketing. About AJ Joplin AJ is the lead analyst for Forrester's research on experience design (XD), design organizations, and design leadership. Helping XD and customer experience (CX) leaders develop and deliver on research-based strategy is AJ's professional passion. She has observed that the most effective organizations combine clear purpose with the right people and leverage systems to clarify decision-making, prioritization, and workflows. AJ also has years of workshop facilitation experience in human-centered design and design thinking. Using her professional coaching skills, AJ bring clients through ambiguity and into alignment on what matters and what's next. Previous Work Experience Prior to joining Forrester, AJ worked at USAA and IBM, scaling the design practice that organizations must develop in order to deliver amazing CX. As a result, AJ acquired great insight into best practices for how to align organizations to deliver customer-driven value. Education AJ holds a BS in business administration from Dallas Christian College and an MBA in product and marketing management from the University of Denver. RESOURCES Listen to The Agile Brand without the ads. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3ymf7hd Forrester website: https://www.forrester.com Access Forrester's Generative AI Essential for CX Leaders Press Release: Forrester's 2024 US Customer Experience Index: Brands' CX Quality Is At An All-Time Low Headed to MAICON 24 - the premier marketing and AI conference? Use our discount code AGILE150 for $150 off your registration code. Register here: http://tinyurl.com/5jpwhycv Don't miss a thing: get the latest episodes, sign up for our newsletter and more: https://www.theagilebrand.show Check out The Agile Brand Guide website with articles, insights, and Martechipedia, the wiki for marketing technology: https://www.agilebrandguide.com The Agile Brand podcast is brought to you by TEKsystems. Learn more here: https://www.teksystems.com/versionnextnow The Agile Brand is produced by Missing Link—a Latina-owned strategy-driven, creatively fueled production co-op. From ideation to creation, they craft human connections through intelligent, engaging and informative content. https://www.missinglink.company Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Today, from the Forrester CX Summit North America in Nashville, we are thrilled to have AJ Joplin, Senior Analyst at Forrester, with us to discuss the crucial alignment of customer experience, digital experience, and marketing. About AJ Joplin AJ is the lead analyst for Forrester's research on experience design (XD), design organizations, and design leadership. Helping XD and customer experience (CX) leaders develop and deliver on research-based strategy is AJ's professional passion. She has observed that the most effective organizations combine clear purpose with the right people and leverage systems to clarify decision-making, prioritization, and workflows. AJ also has years of workshop facilitation experience in human-centered design and design thinking. Using her professional coaching skills, AJ bring clients through ambiguity and into alignment on what matters and what's next. Previous Work Experience Prior to joining Forrester, AJ worked at USAA and IBM, scaling the design practice that organizations must develop in order to deliver amazing CX. As a result, AJ acquired great insight into best practices for how to align organizations to deliver customer-driven value. Education AJ holds a BS in business administration from Dallas Christian College and an MBA in product and marketing management from the University of Denver. RESOURCES Listen to The Agile Brand without the ads. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3ymf7hd Forrester website: https://www.forrester.com Access Forrester's Generative AI Essential for CX Leaders Press Release: Forrester's 2024 US Customer Experience Index: Brands' CX Quality Is At An All-Time Low Headed to MAICON 24 - the premier marketing and AI conference? Use our discount code AGILE150 for $150 off your registration code. Register here: http://tinyurl.com/5jpwhycv Don't miss a thing: get the latest episodes, sign up for our newsletter and more: https://www.theagilebrand.show Check out The Agile Brand Guide website with articles, insights, and Martechipedia, the wiki for marketing technology: https://www.agilebrandguide.com The Agile Brand podcast is brought to you by TEKsystems. Learn more here: https://www.teksystems.com/versionnextnow The Agile Brand is produced by Missing Link—a Latina-owned strategy-driven, creatively fueled production co-op. From ideation to creation, they craft human connections through intelligent, engaging and informative content. https://www.missinglink.company Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Floresville High School celebrated National Signing Day Nov. 8 with five Floresville High School softball athletes signing their letters of intent to join a college team in the fall of 2024. It was the first time in the school's softball history for five team members to sign in one year. The student-athletes are: •Aidyn Barrera, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville •Bella Ramon, University of Southern Mississippi •Ileana Hernandez, Tyler Junior College •Jolyn Perez, Texas A&M University Kingsville •Kyleigh Lewis, Dallas Christian College. Head Softball Coach Gabriel Perez praised all the girls for their commitment and for the hard work they have...Article Link
This week we welcome Priya, Danielle, and Hannah – accomplished former Behavior Technicians turned BT Recruiters. Priya embarked on her ABA therapy journey in 2014, swiftly ascending to the role of Lead RBT at two different ABA providers. Driven by her dedication to children's well-being, Danielle transitioned from a behavior technician to a Senior Recruiter, linking skilled ABA professionals with families in need. Lastly, Hannah, holder of a BS in Psychology from Dallas Christian College, possesses a rich background as a BT, RBT, and RBT Trainer. With a seamless pivot to the administrative side of ABA, she brings two years of recruitment expertise driven by her passion for nurturing child development. Today, at ABS Kids, they collaboratively usher new talents into the ABA world, sourcing exceptional Behavior Technicians to uplift children and families. Welcome to the podcast, Danielle, Hannah & Priya! LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/priya-daniel-25601989/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/hannah-f-56543652 (26) Danielle McNally | LinkedIn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Autism weekly is now found on all of the major listening apps including apple podcasts, google podcasts, stitcher, Spotify, amazon music, and more. Subscribe to be notified when we post a new podcast. Autism weekly is produced by ABS Kids. ABS Kids is proud to provide diagnostic assessments and ABA therapy to children with developmental delays like Autism Spectrum Disorder. You can learn more about ABS and the Autism Weekly podcast by visiting abskids.com.
At his core, Ish Arteaga has the heart of a shepherd and wants to invite others to live their best life now! You'll see his heart on display when speaking to an auditorium of thousands, facilitating a workshop for a group of 10, and in his evaluation of startups. Ish speaks regularly on how to 'Enjoy College on Purpose,' helping students make the most out of college. From finances and life management to Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion, Ish's approach to these topics connects with students and helps them think more meaningfully about these topics. Additionally, you'll often find Ish with his wife around good food and good friends, at the gym, or growing in his expertise of comic book media. In episode 370 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out what it was like being a first-generation college student in his family, why Ish decided on Dallas Christian College, what the university could have done to make his transition to college easier, what made him want to speak to college students, how college students can make the most out of the college experience, what ideas pop culture has communicated to us regarding DEI, how we can create a life that's not all about money, how Ish evaluates different start-ups for investments, and how to motivate the people that you are leading on your team. Enjoy!
Dallas Christian College has experienced a significant period of growth in the area of athletics over the past 10 years. In this episode of the "Our Calling" series, DCC's Director of Athletics, Gregg Mucerino, shares how his perspective has changed over the years to "eternal Kingdom significance" as he has worked to build athletic programs for various institutions. You will hear Coach Mucerino's heart for "the stuff that matters" as he reminds us all that the most important responsibility as a Christian leader is to keep "first things first."
In this episode of "Our Calling," Dr. Christopher Davis, Vice-President of Academics at DCC, shares his passion for Christian higher education as well as his vision for the future of Dallas Christian College. Dr. Davis brings a unique mix of experiences with more than 30 years of work in traditional/non-traditional and undergraduate/graduate academic settings. An expert on Pauline theology, Dr. Davis' emphasis on "faith that seeks understanding" as well as his vision for a church without division makes him the right person to lead DCC's academic programs at this unique moment in history.
Dr. Kirk Spencer currently serves as the Senior Associate Professor of Science and History at Criswell College. He holds two degrees in the geological sciences as well as postgraduate work in science, history, the humanities, and theology. He has taught in various disciplines at Criswell College for over 36 years and at many other educational institutions, including Dallas Christian College, Arlington Baptist University, and SMU. Dr. Spencer has presented seminars in the areas of science and theology, biblical archeology, and modern culture.
- - From our January 29, 2023 Worship Service - - Join us as we listen to brother Charles preach from Philippians 1:12-13 (and other passages). Charles was born and raised in southern New Jersey. After accepting Christ in 1997, he began serving the youth in his local church. Years later he felt the call to pastoral ministry and decided to enroll in a local bible college. Charles has earned a Bachelor of Science from Dallas Christian College in Ministry Leadership, a Master of Arts in Homiletics and a M.Div., Master of Divinity Global Studies from Liberty University Theological Seminary. To view the entirety of the service, or to tune in live for next Sunday's worship service, check out our Facebook page (link at bottom)!
In this episode of the "Our Calling" series, the DCC Worship Arts Program Director, Scott Spies, shares his personal calling into ministry and his journey as a worshiper. That journey ultimately led to a career of educating and mentoring men and women called into worship ministry. Mr. Spies has been connected with Dallas Christian College since 1987 and has served in several different roles, including his current role as Director of Advancement. His real passion, however, is for worship which you will discover as you hear him talk about DCC's Worship Arts program.
Dallas Christian College seeks to educate and mentor students to be people of influence, engaging in their calling to the work of Christ in the church and in the world. Each of our academic programs is led by a chair that leads students in this mission. In this first episode of our new podcast series, Dr. Eddy Sanders (Chair of the Practical Ministries Department) shares about his calling into ministry, his passion for educating and mentoring students, and the distinctives of the Practical Ministries program here at DCC.
As the DCC Leadership Podcast begins its second year of broadcasting, we revisit the topic of our very first episode that aired over a year ago: the importance of a Christian worldview in today's society. DCC President Dr. Brian Smith and Vice-President for Institutional Advancement Mark Worley discuss the critical need for the College and its mission of educating and mentoring workers for the harvest field. In addition, we introduce our listeners to our NOW Capital Campaign focused on student scholarships and facilities upgrades. Now, more than any other time in history, Dallas Christian College is positioned to make a significant impact for the Kingdom of God. For more information about DCC's NOW Campaign, including the full video that is part of this podcast, checkout: dallaspartners.org
In this episode of the DCC Leadership Podcast, Professor Emerita Dr. Cara Snyder shares from her 50 years of teaching English literature. She reminds us that reading classical literature through a "Christian eye" will help us better understand how the lost world is thinking and develop a heart of compassion for those God has put in our path. Mark Worley, the Voice of the DCC Leadership Podcast, shares as well that the Apostle Paul's sermon at the Areopagus in Acts 17 draws from secular literature familiar to his listeners in Athens. You will be encouraged to pick up a book and start reading again after listening to this week's podcast. This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
As the DCC Leadership Podcast celebrates one year of broadcasting, we have invited Dr. Cara Snyder, Professor Emerita, to share about her 50 years of teaching at Dallas Christian College. Dr. Snyder shares the impact students and colleagues have had on her during her esteemed tenure and reminds us of the importance of finding joy in the simple pleasures of life: "Every day should have a highlight!" You will be inspired and encouraged as Dr. Snyder emphasizes the importance of Christian higher education for today's world. This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
This week marks the 52nd episode of the DCC Leadership Podcast. Over the past year, more than 2,000 downloads have taken place from the various platforms that the Podcast is available (DCC's website, Apple, Pocket Casts, Overcast, Castbox, Amazon, Google, etc.). In this episode of the DCC Leadership Podcast, Dr. Eddy Sanders, Chair of the Practical Ministries Department at Dallas Christian College, shares about his recent deployment and the importance of ministering to the soul of our military members as a Military Chaplain.Thank you for listening to the DCC Leadership Podcast. We look forward to another great year of podcast discussions that focus on topics impacting our society, the world of education, and the local church. This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
Do you ever wonder what your life would be like if you had made different choices years ago? What if you had missed out on the "divine appointments" that were orchestrated during your early years? DCC Alum Jean-Claude St. Juste (2000) shares his story about how God was at work upstream in his life to bring him to where he is today. You will be inspired as Jean-Claude explains what it was like growing up in Haiti and watching God move in miraculous ways to get him to Dallas Christian College.This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
As the College prepares to celebrate Homecoming this coming weekend, we interview 2002 Alum Sheldon Jefferson and his wife, Keri (McWhirter) Jefferson, who graduated in 1999. While both are teaching in the public school system in Spring, TX, their journey to where they are now has taught them a lot of lessons along the way. You will be encouraged and inspired to hear how God used Dallas Christian College, their time in Mexico, and their ministry in the local church to help them to see others as Jesus sees them. REMINDER: You can register for DCC's Homecoming Celebration by going to:https://www.dallas.edu/homecoming2021/Keri (Klein ISD Teacher Feature):https://news.kleinisd.net/2021/09/16/teacher-feature-keri-jefferson-roth-elementary/
Mike Johnston, CPhT is the Founder and CEO of the National Pharmacy Technician Association (NPTA). Under Mike's strategic vision and leadership, NPTA has become the world's largest professional membership organization for pharmacy technicians, with over 80,000 members in the United States and from around the world who practice in a diverse variety of practice settings, including community pharmacy, health-system pharmacy, federal pharmacy services, purchasing, and education, among others. NPTA is committed to advancing the pharmacy technician career through education, advocacy and support. Mike is the host of CPhT Connect Podcast, the Publisher of CPhT Connect Magazine, and the author of nine best-selling pharmacy technician textbooks and training manuals. In addition, Mike serves as the only voting pharmacy technician member of the United States Pharmacopeia (USP). Mike's mission is to serve as a respected and trusted advocate for pharmacy technicians and to work towards the elimination of preventable medication errors. He holds a B.S. Degree with honors in Business Management and Ethics from Dallas Christian College. Mentioned in this episode October is American Pharmacists Month October 12, 2021 is Women Pharmacist Day October 19, 2021 is Pharmacy Technician Day CPhT = Certified Pharmacy Technician NPTA National Pharmacy Technician Association CPhT Connect Website CPhT Connect Magazine The magazine for pharmacy technicians CPhT Connect Podcast Click the link, find your favorite podcast player, and listen today! Mike Johnston's LinkedIn Profile Facebook NPTA Instagram NPTA United States Pharmacopeia (USP) PCCA PCCA Student Trainings RXMike Online Courses Highlights from the interview Mike uses his voice as an advocate for key issues affecting pharmacy technicians today. As of September 2021, that includes mandatory competence-based exams (ex: PTCB and NHA), mandatory registration, standardized formal education and training requirements, and a pharmacy technician representative on each State Board of Pharmacy. We need to advance pharmacy technicians as we advance pharmacists. NPTA has a great website. Visit https://www.pharmacytechnician.org to learn more about NPTA, membership, CE, certifications, how to become a CPhT, and more. Who should join NPTA? Pharmacy technicians and technician students in any practice setting, CE seekers, and those needing to become a CPhT. Anyone looking for professional development should check out NPTA's advanced certification opportunities, such as Sterile Compounding (IV) Certification, Hazardous Compounding Certification, and Non-Sterile Compounding Certification. NPTA and PCCA (Professional Compounding Centers of America) have a great relationship and work on projects together. College students should go to PCCA's trainings. Mike serves as the only voting pharmacy technician member of the United States Pharmacopeia (USP). He represents NPTA and pharmacy technicians. Mike published several books, including some pharmacy technician training textbooks and training manuals. Mike has his own website and courses outside of NPTA. To learn more, visit https://www.rxmike.com. Mike publishes CPhT Connect, a magazine specifically for pharmacy technicians. It contains CE, information, and updates on what's going on in the industry. CPhT Connect Podcast complements CPhT Connect Magazine. The mission is connecting pharmacy technicians and getting them to engage with one another. The podcast brings interesting industry leaders to the table each week to discuss what's going on in pharmacy and how it pertains to pharmacy technicians. Mike's personal mission is to eliminate preventable medication errors in part by helping pharmacy technicians realize and reach their full potential. Mike has a passion for medication safety, patient safety, and reducing and eliminating medication errors. He also wants to help pharmacy techs advance their careers. The more we can train, educate, and advance techs, the more they can have an impact on medication safety and decrease medication errors. Thank you for listening to episode 116 of The Pharmacist's Voice Podcast. You have a voice. Use it! Happy American Pharmacists Month (October)! Happy Women Pharmacist Day (October 12, 2021)! Happy Pharmacy Technician Day (October 19, 2021)!
In this episode of the DCC Leadership Podcast, Dr. Mark Fish (Professor of History and Arts & Sciences Department Chair) continues his discussion of historical events that influenced the founding of Dallas Christian College on September 12, 1950. Our current podcast series has focused on the ministries of DCC alumni by answering the question, "Where are they now?" This episode helps our listeners understand the importance of DCC in educating our alumni as well as validating the College's significant role in Christian higher education. Now, more than ever, our society needs institutions that teach from a biblical worldview.This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
Dallas Christian College was founded in 1950 as a Bible college in Texas to train leaders for Christian ministry in the tradition of the Restoration Movement (Stone-Campbell Movement). As part of DCC's Homecoming celebration, Dr. Mark Fish (Professor of History and Arts & Sciences Department Chair) looks at historical events that impacted the founding of DCC as well as important aspects of the Restoration Movement that many of us may not be that familiar with. You will find Dr. Fish's research extremely relevant as the College continues to emphasize the need for Christian higher education and the importance of Christian worldview. This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
The writer of Proverbs says, "People may make plans in their minds, but only the LORD can make them come true" (Prov. 16:1 NCV). How do you respond when God changes your plans and places a calling on your life? In this episode of the DCC Leadership Podcast, 1992 Alum Bruce Dicus shares how God's call to go into vocational ministry impacted his decision to attend college and how that decision has given him opportunities to serve in God's Kingdom over the past 30 years. This podcast will encourage anyone who is wrestling with decisions about their future plans.This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
In this episode of the DCC Leadership Podcast, 2019 Alum David Sosa and 2010 Alumna Tyese Little share about their experiences on a 2018 Kingdom Week Mission Trip to Amman, Jordan. This episode is particularly relevant to what we are seeing take place right now with the refugees trying to leave Afghanistan. Along with Mark Worley (DCC's Vice-President for Institutional Advancement), David and Tyese will challenge us all to think about "What would I be willing to sacrifice for my faith?" as they recall emotional and heart-wrenching stories from their trip three years ago.This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
In this episode of the DCC Leadership Podcast, 2017 Alum Malik McKenzie shares about his experience as a DCC student and how that prepared him for his current role as the Preteen Pastor at Compass Christian Church (Colleyville, TX). Malik shares his unique experience of having grown up at Compass, having interned at Compass, and now serving in full-time ministry at his home church. You will be challenged and inspired as you hear how Malik was mentored and encouraged as a student and how that has influenced his ministry to preteens.This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
As we prepare for DCC's in-person Homecoming celebration on October 15th-16th, we are highlighting the varied ministries of several DCC alumni. In this episode of "Where Are They Now?" DCC alumna Crystal Laidacker talks about her unique experience of having graduated twice from the College (receiving an associate's and a bachelor's degree) as well as the journey of discovering her calling. For those of you wrestling with the idea of calling versus profession, this podcast is one you won't want to miss! This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
As we prepare for DCC's in-person Homecoming celebration in October (15th-16th), we are spending some time highlighting the ministries of DCC alumni. In this premier episode of "Where Are They Now?" DCC alum Jared Milam shares the experience he and his wife Kelly have had with apartment church planting. You will be challenged and inspired to hear about the organization Jared and Kelly are working with that places missionaries in apartment communities.This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
Have you ever wondered how the earliest Christians worshiped as they gathered to remember Christ? While we have a few New Testament texts that describe what those early Christians did as they came together, we don't know much about what they sang, if they did at all. We do have several texts that scholars refer to as "Christ hymns" (Philippians 2:6-11, Colossians 1:15-20, John 1:1-14, Hebrews 1:1-4), but we have no proof that these hymns were sung in a church worship service. In today's episode, Dr. Corey Auen (Professor of Worship Arts) shares his insight into these Christ hymns and discusses how these texts can help us avoid what Robert Webber calls "worship narcissism." This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
How do our Sunday morning worship rituals impact the rest of our week? What elements of the corporate worship gathering are transformative and how do they work to transform us? Are we living in an era where Christians are seeking deeper worship practices, and if so, how does the contemporary evangelical church address this desire? Former DCC Professor of Worship, Dr. Dinelle Frankland, looks at these and other current worship topics as she discusses the transformative nature of corporate worship. Dr. Frankland currently serves as the Academic Dean for the Robert E. Webber Institute for Worship Studies and has spent the majority of her adult life teaching and mentoring others to be worshipers of God. This is an episode that you don't want to miss! This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
How do you respond when you fail to live like Christ? How do you react when others stumble and fall who are around you? In this episode of "Spending Time with the Text," DCC faculty member Dr. David White offers four steps for restoring ourselves or someone else when we stumble and fall (not if!). Dr. White focuses on one of the many New Testament "one another" passages and offers practical suggestions for biblical restoration. This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
In this continuation of last week's discussion on biblical eldership, Dr. Mark Hahlen and Mr. Mark Worley look at the role of shepherding the flock as a dynamic function that ultimately serves the Kingdom of God. We currently live in a society where leadership roles are often used to advance personal agendas. Dr. Hahlen and Mr. Worley serve as elders in their churches and both have years of wisdom and experience with humble and God-focused servant leadership. Their insights will challenge all of us to be the type of leaders that put the needs of others first before our own.This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
Tgeneration podcastMore about tgeneration - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tgeneration/id1516525537Grace Podcasts - @tgenerationblog on instagramBut those who trust in the LORD will find new strength. They will soar high on wings like eagles. They will run and not grow weary. They will walk and not faint. (Isaiah 41:31).Today's guest is an example for me of running the race and not grow weary - from preaching his first sermon at age thirteen, then, later on, attending Dallas Christian College, becoming a pastor at 21, it's only fair to say that Derrick responded to God's calling of being in the ministry at a very young age. And not just starting, but years later still being faithful in that.In this episode, he's sharing with us his journey of saying yes to God and a few thoughts of encouragement when it comes to the challenge of giving up. We also cover some very great titles that will help you grow in your relationship with Him.
In this episode of "Spending Time with the Text," Dr. Mark Hahlen, Chair of the DCC Bible Department, and Mr. Mark Worley, Vice-President of Institutional Advancement, discuss biblical eldership and what that looks like according to Scripture. Dr. Hahlen and Mr. Worley currently serve as elders in their respective churches, so they are able to share not only from a scholarly viewpoint but from practical experience as well. Their discussion centers on the key passages used in the New Testament to describe elders, pastors, overseers, and shepherds. This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
In this episode we revisit the series "Spending Time with the Text" as Dr. Mark Hahlen, Chair of the DCC Bible Department, shares his insights into John's account of the man born blind. Dr. Hahlen discusses the significance of physical blindness and spiritual blindness and brings in Isaiah's use of blindness imagery to help illustrate his points. You will find this episode particularly relevant to our world that more times than not seems to be "walking in darkness" (Isaiah 9:2 NIV). This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
Continuing in our series of meeting the DCC coaches, head women's volleyball coach Tyese Little shares how mentors gave her a second chance and God worked in her life as a student and employee of Dallas Christian College. Balancing the roles of mother, wife, admissions counselor, resident director, and coach gives Tyese a unique view of what it takes to develop servant leaders. If you want to be encouraged and challenged in your Christian walk, this podcast is exactly what you need to hear!This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
DCC Women's Basketball Coach, Larry Tidwell, uses this quote from the Gladiators film in all his coaching pep talks: "What we do in life echoes in eternity." In this episode of the DCC Leadership Podcast, Coach Tidwell shares wisdom and experience from his 45+ years of coaching and developing student athletes. You will want to hear his explanation for why "the first seat is always open" on his bench as well as his challenging "both-feet-in theory."This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
In this continuation of last week's podcast, Chris Gabbard (Online Campus Pastor at Compass Christian Church Colleyville, TX) and Joseph Payne (Online Production Director at Compass) offer practical suggestions for making your church's online ministry a thriving part of your discipleship process. Chris and Joseph share stories of how God has worked through Compass' online ministry to bring about life transformation and encourage us to look at ways to incorporate the online community into our weekly gatherings.This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
Dr. Justin Bass is a scholar of biblical studies and apologetics. In particular, his work addresses the weaknesses of Jesus mythicism and skepticism about the resurrection of Jesus. He is currently teaching at Dallas Christian College and teaching courses online at Jordan Evangelical Theological Seminary in Jordan and Asian Christian Academy in India. For more about Dr. Bass go to Justin W. Bass (justinwbass.com) In this episode we chat with Dr. Bass about his book The Bedrock of Christianity, in which he demonstrates that the supernatural claims of Christianity are not late traditions added to the New Testament but are demonstrably early—a fact that is not denied by nearly all historians and liberal theologians. Consequently, the fact that early followers of Jesus believed in the death, resurrection, and post-resurrection appearances undermines not only Jesus mythicism, but forces skeptical scholars to explain where early Christians got such ideas and why those beliefs spawned a faith that spread over the entire world.
Last summer Dallas Christian College hosted two webinars titled "The Church After COVID-19." At that time our panelists shared their ideas and suggestions for the future and what they thought the local church would look like once the pandemic subsided. In this follow-up to those webinars, two DCC alumni on the staff at Compass Christian Church in Colleyville, Texas, share their expertise in livestreaming and online ministry. Chris Gabbard (Online Campus Pastor) and Joseph Payne (Online Production Director) offer some valuable insight for all of those who are moving back to in-person gatherings and have questions about the future of their online ministry program.This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
The Bedrock of Christianity with Dr. Justin Bass Dr. Justin Bass is a scholar of biblical studies and apologetics. In particular, his work addresses the weaknesses of Jesus mythicism and skepticism about the resurrection of Jesus. He is currently teaching at Dallas Christian College and teaching courses online at Jordan Evangelical Theological Seminary in Jordan […]
In this special Memorial Day episode of the DCC Leadership Podcast, Dr. Mark Hahlen, the Chair of DCC's Bible Department, takes a look at the events of July,1944 that changed the course of the war in the Pacific and directly impacted the life of DCC's founder and first President, Vernon Newland. As we celebrate the 70 years of influence Dallas Christian College has had, we believe that God orchestrated those events of 1944 that changed the lives of thousands (and possibly millions) of people who after 1950 would be touched by the work of DCC. For more information about DCC's history and its founder, Vernon Newland, check-out our webpage at: https://www.dallas.edu/dcc70/This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
Mentoring is at the heart of Dallas Christian College's mission statement and is an important part of our culture. In this episode of the DCC Leadership Podcast, Men's Basketball Coach Dwight Coleman talks about the people who have influenced his life as a player and coach and shares the life goals he has for the young men he coaches. In addition, student assistant coach Jaelen Milus, a senior at DCC, shares his experience of working with Coach Coleman and the plans he has in mentoring others as a student assistant. This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
Are you concerned about the current status of our world? Does the direction of our country have you worried for your kids and grandkids? It seems that the words of Proverbs 29:18 are being lived out right before our eyes: "When people do not accept divine guidance, they run wild." In this episode of the DCC Leadership Podcast, DCC President Brian Smith shares his passion for Christian higher education and emphasizes that now is the time for colleges like Dallas Christian College to thrive and make an impact in our world. This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
Do you find it easy to "love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you (Matthew 5:44)?" This may be one of the most difficult commands that Jesus gave to those listening to Him during the Sermon on the Mount, and yet it resonates so clearly with where we are as a society in 2021. In this episode of the DCC Leadership Podcast, Mark Worley (Vice-President for Institutional Advancement) shares his thoughts on these words of Jesus and challenges us to love the very people who have hurt us the most. This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
Do you struggle with knowing what God has called you to do? Can you clearly articulate your general, external, and missional callings? In this continuation of the discussion on The Theology of Work, Dr. Mark Hahlen (DCC Bible Department Chair) offers some very practical ways for you to figure out what God has called you to do while you are on this earth. This episode is a must for anyone wrestling with their identity and purpose. This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
Do you look at your current job as a calling of God? Is your work an act of worship that is devoted to God? If these questions resonate with you, then you need to listen to this episode of the DCC Leadership Podcast. Dr. Mark Hahlen, the Chair of DCC's Bible Department, shares what he has learned from Scripture regarding God's plan for work and how it relates to our calling. This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
Dallas Christian College's mission statement states that we educate and mentor "students to be people of influence." Mentoring is a word that we hear a lot in our current culture, especially in the areas of education and business. In this episode of the DCC Leadership Podcast, Dr. Larry Thompson (Chair of the DCC Business Department) and Mr. Mark Worley (Vice-President of Institutional Advancement) share their insights on mentoring and discuss the difference between mentoring and simply advising or coaching. This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
What kind of footprint and impression are you leaving in the world? Do the people around you look at you as a leader? In this episode of the DCC Leadership Podcast, Dr. Larry Thompson (Chair of the DCC Business Department) shares his insight into what makes an effective, Christ-centered leader. Whether you consider yourself to be a leader or not, this podcast is for you! Dr. Thompson Email: lthompson@dallas.eduThis Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
On this Easter Sunday 2021, Dr. Mark Hahlen, Chair of the DCC Bible Department, shares some interesting insights into the biblical description of Christ's resurrection. Listen as Dr. Hahlen explains the difference between the active voice passages ("He arose") and the passive voice passages ("He was raised") and the significance that this understanding has for us as believers in Christ. This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
As we begin Passion Week and make our way to Easter Sunday, Dr. Mark Hahlen (Chair of the DCC Bible Department) shares an incredible observation about the resurrection of Jesus Christ in this episode of "Spending Time with the Text." This new understanding both intensifies and personalizes the resurrection proclamation, "He has risen from the dead." We encourage you to share this message with all your friends and family this Easter season. "Christ is risen! He is risen indeed!" This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
Throughout the Gospels we encounter many miracles of Jesus, however Bartimaeus is the only recipient of a miracle in the gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke whose name we know. In this episode of "Spending Time with the Text," Dr. Mark Hahlen, Chair of the Bible Department at DCC, explains the significance of Bartimaeus' name as well as what it means for us as followers of Jesus. Could it be that Bartimaeus models for us behaviors that will help us be honorable men and women of God?This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
Do you find it easy to be joyful in all situations of life? Do you rejoice even in times of suffering or disappointment? In this episode of "Spending Time with the Text," the Chair of the Practical Ministries Department at Dallas Christian College, Dr. Eddy Sanders, shares his insights into Matthew's use of the Greek word for "rejoice" and challenges us to look at the ways we express joy in our attitudes, our lives, and in our church.This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
"The stone the builders rejected has become the cornerstone" (Psalm 118:22 NIV). This passage from Psalm 118 is quoted in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke and is twice referred to by the Apostle Peter. In this episode of "Spending Time with the Text," Dr. Corey Auen, Chair of the DCC Worship Arts Department, offers insight into the hallel psalms and the role that Old Testament prophetic texts played in the confirmation of Jesus Christ as the Messiah.This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
How many times have you read through a passage of Scripture over and over only to have a new meaning or understanding jump out to you, seemingly out of nowhere? Indeed the "word of God is living and active" (Hebrews 4:12, NRSV). For the next five weeks we are sharing a new series of podcasts entitled "Spending Time with the Text." We hope these short exegetical-homiletical commentaries will encourage you through this season of Lent, leading up to Easter. In this episode of the DCC Leadership Podcast, Dr. Eddy Sanders, Chair of the Practical Ministries Department at Dallas Christian College, offers unique insight into Mark 9:31 and the concept of being "handed over." This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
Are you overwhelmed with the demands of being a full-time parent while at the same time trying to supervise your child's education? The Coronavirus Pandemic has forced many parents into a role that most were not trained for or ever expected to fulfill. In this episode of DCC's Leadership Podcast, DCC Alumni Caroline Worley ('76 Graduate of DCC - MA Literature and Education from UTPB) and Jonathan Harvell ('09 Graduate of DCC - M. Ed. Educational Leadership from Lamar University) offer their insights and expertise as professional educators to those having to oversee their children's education at home. This is a timely and useful podcast for the season we are currently experiencing. This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
This week we enter the liturgical season of Lent with the observance of Ash Wednesday on February 17th. In this episode of DCC's Leadership Podcast, Dr. Corey Auen (DCC Worship Arts Department Chair) and Mr. Mark Worley (Vice-President of Institutional Advancement) continue their discussion on the importance of marking time in the Christian context and the effect it has on our spiritual formation. Dr. Auen focuses specifically on the biblical and historical instructions connected with the spiritual discipline of fasting. This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
Have you ever wondered how it is that God could love you? And what exactly is this thing called, "God's love?" In this episode of the DCC Leadership Podcast, the Chair of DCC's Psychology Department, Dr. Lyndsey Neal, shares her understanding of the nature of love and the amazing way that God demonstrates His love for us. This presentation is from a devotion she recorded as part of Compass Christian Church's Compass Daily series. This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
In today's world we hear a lot of different titles connected with the role of chaplain: Hospice Chaplain, Team Chaplain, Corporate Chaplain, Military Chaplain, just to name a few. The spiritual guidance and support that a chaplain offers during unique seasons of one's life makes this an important role in the spiritual formation of believers. In this episode of the DCC Leadership Podcast, Dr. Eddy Sanders, Chair of the Practical Ministries Department at Dallas Christian College, offers unique insight into this ministry career based on his calling into the chaplaincy. Links from podcast:https://www.cec-chap.org/https://acpe.edu/https://chaplain.org/This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
As we move into this new year, one of many challenges facing the new administration is the extreme political and racial division in our country. In this follow-up to last week's episode of Dallas Christian College's Leadership Podcast, DCC Professor of History, Fred Villa, highlights the significant events and successes of the civil rights movement of the United States. His discussion on the achievements of the past gives us a greater appreciation of the sacrifice of Martin Luther King, Jr. and others in the '50s and '60s and offers a glimmer of hope as we look to the future. This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
Today our country pauses to remember and honor the life and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. In this episode of the Dallas Christian College Leadership Podcast, DCC Professor of History, Fred Villa, shares his years of years of knowledge and expertise in the civil rights movement of the United States. This engaging discussion between Professor Villa and Mark Worley, DCC's Vice-President of Institutional Advancement, gives us all something to consider as we navigate one of the many challenges confronting our nation in 2021.This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
All of us would agree that 2020 was an extremely challenging year! Yet, in spite of all the difficulties, there were still plenty of good lessons that were learned. In this episode of Dallas Christian College's Leadership Podcast, DCC's Vice-President of Institutional Advancement, Mark Worley, and Director of Advancement, Scott Spies, get personal and share their lessons learned from 2020 and offer some predictions, goals and hopes for the coming new year, 2021. This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
As 2020 comes to an end and we move into the new year, anxiety, stress, depression and suicide have increased exponentially as our society has dealt with the lingering effects of the coronavirus pandemic. In this episode of Dallas Christian College's Leadership Podcast, DCC's Psychology Department Chair, Dr. Lyndsey Neal, offers some very practical and biblical ways to overcome these feelings of worry and uncertainty. This is a podcast that everyone should listen to as we begin 2021! This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.eduScripture References from podcast:Exodus 14:13Deuteronomy 3:22Joshua 10:8Luke 12:32Matthew 9:35-36Matthew 11:28-30John 13:14-15, 34-35Philippians 2:3-4Philippians 4:6-7
When God calls us to leadership, it is often in the most unusual and unexpected ways. Throughout the Bible we see examples of God calling someone to lead and their response to that call. In this episode of DCC's Leadership Podcast, DCC Alumna and Missionary to Guatemala, Joy Gring, and Mr. Mark Worley (Vice-President of Institutional Advancement) discuss what it looks like to answer God's call to leadership, even when you don't feel like you're ready or equipped. This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.eduResources:E-mail Address: joygringkelly@gmail.comRainbow Connection II Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/conexion.arcoirisii.7
Do you feel as if our secular society has invaded our current church culture? Are we more interested in observing the Hallmark holiday calendar than we are the Christian church calendar? As we near the end of this Advent season, the "church year" begins its annual journey through the events of Christ's life. In this episode of DCC's Leadership Podcast, Dr. Corey Auen (DCC Worship Arts Department Chair) and Mr. Mark Worley (Vice-President of Institutional Advancement) discuss the importance of marking time in the Christian context and the effect it has on our spiritual formation.This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.eduResources:Who Gets to Narrate the World?https://www.amazon.com/Who-Gets-Narrate-World-Contending/dp/0830834818/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2I2IL7F7NLMN6&dchild=1&keywords=who+gets+to+narrate+the+world&qid=1607532564&sprefix=who+gets+to+na%2Caps%2C338&sr=8-1Ancient Future Timehttps://www.amazon.com/Ancient-Future-Time-Forming-Spirituality-Christian/dp/0801091756/ref=sr_1_1?crid=383JJKV74C2T5&dchild=1&keywords=ancient+future+time&qid=1607532614&sprefix=ancient+future%2Caps%2C202&sr=8-1Revised Common Lectionary (Free Online Resource)https://lectionary.library.vanderbilt.edu/
Do you struggle with reading the Bible on a consistent basis? Is it a chore for you to connect with God through the reading of His word? In this continuation of the discussion on the need for biblical education in the church, Dr. Mark Hahlen (DCC Bible Department Chair) offers some very practical ways for you to read through the Bible in a regular routine. He also offers many resources that you can access for engaging in God's word at a deeper and more meaningful level. This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.eduResources:www.studylight.orgwww.blueletterbible.orgwww.biblegateway.com
While a majority of Christians claim to believe that the Bible is God's divinely inspired word, most research shows that less than half of all professing Christians actually read the Bible on a regular basis. We can't possibly know what we don't read! In this episode of DCC's Leadership Podcast, Dr. Mark Hahlen (DCC Bible Department Chair) and Mr. Mark Worley (Vice-President of Institutional Advancement) discuss the current state of biblical illiteracy in our church culture and offer insights into what has led to the decline in biblical knowledge.This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
In this episode, Dr. Brian Smith (DCC President) and Dr. John Derry (DCC Vice-President for Academic Affairs) continue their discussion on the challenges facing institutions of higher education and the conditions contributing to these challenges. Several solutions are offered for navigating the perfect storm facing those involved in Christian higher education.This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
Have you found it difficult to find anything good in our present world? The challenging times we live in have certainly made expressions of thanksgiving hard to come by. In this episode, Dr. Mark Hahlen (DCC Bible Department Chair) looks at biblical thanksgiving and offers some practical ways that we can find plenty to be grateful for, particularly during this Thanksgiving Day holiday. This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
The Bob Jones University Bruins women's volleyball team secured their third consecutive NCCAA DII National Championship last week. The Bruins beat Dallas Christian College in a five-set thriller. To celebrate this accomplishment, I invited two of the key players from that team—Victoria Glaze and Brittany Annand—to my office to talk about not only their volleyball experience, but also their educational experience at BJU.
Are you concerned about the future of higher education? Has the pandemic impacted your outlook for Christian higher education in the coming months? Dr. Brian Smith (DCC President) and Dr. John Derry (DCC Vice-President for Academic Affairs) discuss the challenges facing institutions of higher education and the conditions contributing to the perfect storm.This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
In this episode Dr. Brian Smith (DCC President) and Mark Worley (DCC VP of Institutional Advancement) continue the discussion of the importance of a Christian world view for leaders.This Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
In this episode Dr. Brian Smith (DCC President) and Mark Worley (DCC VP of Institutional Advancement) discuss the importance of a Christian world view for leaders.Book Links:The Universe Next DoorLove Thy BodyThis Podcast is sponsored by Dallas Christian College. To learn more about DCC, please visit www.dallas.edu
Marc Fein and Corey Thronton with a special guest this week. Greg Mucerino, the new Athletics Director at Dallas Christian College, sits down to talk about his path, the latest at Dallas Christian, and advice for parents with young and high school aged players. In addition Marc and Corey discuss managing pitchers in long tournaments and of course share Coach T's tip of the week! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bnpod/message
Mark Worley, Vice President of Advancement at Dallas Christian College, utilizes John 3:16- 22 as the main text of this sermon. Why do we stumble in the "dark"? Darkness hides our sin and doubt. Do you really believe? Are you involved with the Kingdom? Is everything about your life centered on Jesus Christ? We need to live out our Christian walk. We belong to Jesus!
Dusty Rubeck tells us how to bring about innovative culture change! How do you transform an old, established organization? How do you give it new purpose and change the way people get their jobs done? While that is what we do for clients, Dusty Rubeck showed us some fresh ways to move an organization in new directions. Dusty and I met at a Vistage meeting where I was speaking. He reminded me that he had heard me once before and had adopted a Blue Ocean Strategy® approach to change himself and his organization. It seemed appropriate for us to dig further into what he had done and how he had done it. Enjoy! Bringing Blue Ocean Strategy to America's churches These are very challenging times for churches. Research by organizations such as the Barna Group, LifeWay Christian Resources and others indicates that as many as 80% of the Evangelical churches in America are in decline. Blue Ocean Strategies, as you might know already, is a way to shift your focus from what you have always done in the past to users' unmet needs and non-users who need solutions no one else is providing. Dusty did just that. What you will hear in our conversation is how he stepped back—a little like an anthropologist—and began to look at religious organizations with fresh eyes. Dusty has certainly practiced what he preaches During his 10-year tenure as President of Dallas Christian College (DCC), he successfully transformed the corporate culture, led his team through the launch of an intensive four-year mentoring program for every student, and provided guidance through the expansion of innovative uses of educational technology. What leaders of corporate, higher ed and non-profit organizations are facing is very similar to what Dusty has seen in the religious institutions within which he has worked. “Churches in America are facing tremendous challenges,” he said when he took over the reins of DCC. “From the impact of the recent recession, to the national decline in church attendance and giving, to the growing cultural hostility against Christianity, these are times that demand bold leadership. The churches and para-church ministries within the independent Christian churches and Churches of Christ are displaying that leadership as shining lights in a dark time.” Some background on Dusty Since January, 2014, Dusty Rubeck has served as President of CDF Capital, a $650 million lending fund which serves 6,000+ independent Christian churches and ministries. Prior to that, he was President of Dallas Christian College, and President and CEO of The Worship Television Network. Dusty has also been Executive Director of the North American Christian Convention, Vice President of Kentucky Christian University, and a fundraiser for Christian Missionary Fellowship and Christ In Youth. He has served on the boards of the Farmers Branch (TX) Chamber of Commerce, the Provision Ministry Group, Church Development Fund, Stadia Church Planters and Kentucky Christian University. He has received an honorary Doctor of Education degree from Dallas Christian College, an M.B.A. from Indiana Wesleyan University and a Bachelor of Arts from Dallas Christian College. For more on the transformative power of Blue Ocean Strategy, check out these podcasts: Ask Andi—Blue Ocean Strategy® Step 1 Ask Andi—Blue Ocean Strategy® Step 2 Patrick Horine—Bringing Blue Ocean Strategy® to Hospital Accreditation Ask Andi series—3 Companies That Saw A Blue Ocean Possibility Additional resources: My book: "On the Brink: A Fresh Lens to Take Your Business to New Heights" Our website: Simon Associates Management Consultants Download the 1-page synopsis of my book, "On the Brink: A Fresh Lens to Take Your Business to New Heights" here
Guest speaker from Dallas Christian College
Ted Smith, adjunct at Dallas Christian College, was the guest speaker today. Life is full of seasons of preparation. We need to experience these seasons of life to get where God wants us. The battle belongs to the Lord. Christ is victorious over the grave.
Brett Vance, Director of Creative Content for Explosm, joins Drew and Chris to talk about some upcoming projects at Explosm including Rapture Rejects. Working for the company that produces the webcomic Cyanide & Happiness is a bit of a juxtaposition for Brett when you consider his formatives years. His parents raised him in a church that ascribed to an Old Testament philosophy where holidays like Christmas were not observed and the diet was strictly kosher. A change in his family's theology led them to depart the church and put him on the path to attend Dallas Christian College where he secretly attended bar crawls (while dressed as a banana) and met those who would eventually hire him on as marketing for Cyanide & Happiness.
"We don't like to wait on anything! "Now" has led you down a path where you don't want to be." May 6, 2018 - Mark Worley, Vice President for Student Development, Dallas Christian College
Micah Lee and current student at Dallas Christian College speaks on how the things of this world will never fully satisfy us, but Jesus always does!
Developing a successful career is challenging. Whether you are a business owner or an employee, there are obstacles at every turn. Hence, everyone needs wisdom to discern the intricacies of career management. This month I am pleased to offer a special presentation of the C4 principle by my friend Stu Schlackman. This message was given at the baccalaureate service for Dallas Christian College in May 2008. Enjoy!
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