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Things change, and in big cities like Chicago or New York, things change even faster. The faster the pace, the more we become unsettled. Like a yellow highlighter, transience underscores our need for permanence. We cry out for something steady, something that remains through the change. Sometimes, after frequent exposure to change, we crave calm, […]
Growing up in a South Asian Christian family, Dr. Nancy Thomas had an abundance of reasons to shun counseling. Her Indian culture prioritized family honor and privacy. Seeking outside assistance not only brought shame to the family but also breached the norms of familial discretion. She grew up in churches that struggled with legalism and
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By Kristin Raybon During his first year as a DTS student, Reg Grant (ThM, 1981; ThD, 1988) taught what would later become an independent class. The chair of the department in Pastoral Ministries, Dr. John Reed, “wanted to expand the arts at the seminary and invite people who would work in drama in the local
Meet Dr. Cynthia Hester. Dr. Cynthia Hester stands close to a fellow sojourner in the ancient main street of Ephesus. Heads close, voices hushed in reverence, the two exchange words over the statues they observe. Her profile aligns with those of the Greek statues she stands explaining. Tall. Regal. Elegant. Not surprising at all that
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In 2021, Dallas Theological Seminary launched a new program in Jewish Studies. For years, there had been a discussion about launching a program to fit the niche of Jewish apologetics, history, and theology—both true to the legacy of Dallas Theological Seminary and capable of serving students in the modern era. In 2015, Vladimir Pikman (ThM,
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On a dark, stormy November evening, Amanda Boddeker (MACE, 2018) burst into the dimly lit Knoxville café like a ray of sunshine breaking through the heavy clouds. Her countenance revealed her sincere care for distance education students, making time to meet with just one that evening before heading back to Dallas. She settled into the
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For the past thirty-three years, I’ve had the delightful privilege of teaching Biblical Studies at Cedarville University. When I first embarked on my teaching career, I saw myself as a slightly older brother to my students, guiding them through their academic pursuits. As time went on, and my own children navigated through college, my perspective
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