One Thing Necessary
Casey McCallI'm a pastor writing for the church from the perspective of Baptist confessional theology.
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Gaslighting and Biblical Counseling
Have you ever been “gaslit”? Have you ever “gaslit” someone else? Do you even know what this term means? I heard it used countless times before I eventually got curious. Once I figured out its meaning, I realized that I hardly ever hear it ...
The Wisdom of Doing What You’re Told
Ever since the Enlightenment, Western civilization has lived with unmatched confidence in autonomous human reason. We believe that certainty is possible and that our own thoughts are generally reliable. “Knowledge is power,” we like to say....
Billy Strings and the Threat of Jesus
I took my oldest son—home for Christmas after his first semester in college—to a Billy Strings concert in December. For the uninitiated, Billy Strings is a virtuoso bluegrass guitar player, and his band—Billy Failing (banjo), Royal Massat (...
Why Poetry?
I’ve always wanted to like poetry. However, like many things in life, I’ve never quite managed to align my will with my desire. Poetry requires patience and a quiet soul. Resistance comes in the form of smartphones, deadlines, commitments, ...
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Pastor-Historian. Interested in communing with Christ, church/state relations, Baptist history, and healthy churches. Lover of family, baseball, music, and books. PhD@SBTS.
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