Encouraging faith & faithfulness

Believer, husband, daddy, and president of NOBTS & Leavell College

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My name is Jamie Dew, and I serve as the president of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. Prior to coming to New Orleans, I was the dean of the College at Southeastern where I also taught philosophy and the history of ideas. 

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Philosophy & Theology

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Why do we doubt? Identifying a variety of pesky causes

Over the past few weeks I’ve looked at the way that sin and our own finitude cause us to doubt our faith. But these are certainly not the only things that give rise to doubt. Let me mention a few other causes here. New Knowledge. We’ve all had this happen before. We...

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Six reasons to take your kids to the hard places

How comfortable are you taking your kids to the hard places? By hard places, I mean those places where poverty and brokenness are rampant, the places where pain and suffering abound. Perhaps it’s a particular part of town, a soup kitchen, a homeless shelter, the food...

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What we can learn from “Pascal’s Wager”?

“I should be much more afraid of being mistaken and then finding out that Christianity is true than being mistaken in believing it to be true” (Pascal, Christianity for Modern Pagans: Pascal’s Pensées, 292). For the last three weeks, we’ve considered various aspects...

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Let This Mind Be in You

This guide looks at what it means to be a good servant of Christ, as well as the qualities we must have for making disciples.