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 I Doubt? Exploring The Effects of Sin on the mind

Over the past few weeks we’ve been exploring doubt and considering what causes it to arise within the life of the believer. As someone who’s spent 20 years studying philosophy and apologetics, you might expect me to say that doubt is purely an intellectual matter. I...

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Teaching your children about poverty and brokenness

What do you do when you pull up at a stoplight where a homeless person sits with a sign saying “Homeless. Will work for food”? Too often I have simply looked the other way, pretending that the person outside isn’t there. Because we are afraid of being taken advantage...

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Why do we doubt?

Sometimes we have doubts. That’s just part of being human. Or, at least that is what I argued last week. I argued that the presence of doubt does not indicate a problem with Christianity, the Bible, or with Jesus. Rather, the presence of doubt indicates a problem...

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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.