David Tate

Former Aggie (class of ’18) and Dallas Theological Seminary alumni (ThM class of ’22) with a strong desire for full-time ministry. Seeking roles in pastoral ministry, content creation, or other positions focused on disciple-making, glorifying Christ, and equipping believers to serve the Lord in every aspect of their lives.

Co-founder and Leader of the Well (01/01/19 - Present), a young adult Bible study group that meets for 2-3 hours every Tuesday night.

I came to Christ when I was five years old and, even from a young age, had a passion for pursuing God and studying His Word. However, for the earlier years of my life, I was a Pharisee through and through: While I longed to live for Christ, much of my obedience flowed from a sense of self-righteousness rather than humble submission and outright dependence on God's grace. At the age of seventeen, I recognized my folly and surrendered to Him once more, and the journey since has been one of continual humbling and repentance and laying my poverty at the foot of Christ's cross.

• Licensed on 06/14/2020
• Ordained on 11/3/2024

I believe that the purpose of the church is to serve as a vehicle through which a community of believers can come together as one and honor God through praise, worship, and service. Our mission as the body of Christ is to add to the body and heed Christ's command when He told us to make disciples of all the nations (Matt 28:18-20). That being said, I believe that our purpose, as a church, is to have a singular focus of bringing glory to God, the primary means by which we do so manifesting itself in the form of disciple-making.