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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Six tips for shepherding your child in public

Sometimes our kids misbehave. And sometimes they do it in public! They kick, they scream, they act disrespectful, they cry, they throw a tantrum. With our four, this has happened quite a few times over the past 9 years. And since it happens in public, it’s...

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5 important questions to ask about your child’s future

“What kind of men will they be?” These were the words that went through my mind the first time I held both of my two sons for the first time. I would later hold my two daughters and wonder the the same thing. I remember it so distinctly. Our second set of twins had...

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What my little girls need from their daddy

I love having little girls! But as any parent knows well, they are very different from little boys. And, I must admit, because I was a little boy, I get boys. I understand them. I know how they think and what they want. I once thought like they did, and frankly, I...

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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.