Friendship and Gospel-Fueled Justice
Casey McCall writes on the necessity for friends in the fight for gospel-fueled justice.
Samuel Doak and the Power of Influence
Casey McCall writes about a man who used his influence in training young pastors to fight for racial justice.
William Knibb and the ‘Cursed blast of Slavery’
This part three in the series on Real Historical Heroes for Racial Justice
Real Historical Heroes for Racial Justice: Charles Haddon Spurgeon
This is the second post in a series by Casey McCall. Here he highlights C.H. Spurgeon's heroic stand against racial injustice.
Real Historical Heroes for Racial Justice: James Madison Pendleton
Pastor Casey McCall begins a series profiling real heroes that fought for racial justice.
Why This Baptist Really Believes in Believer’s Baptism: A Response to G. Shane Morris
Pastor Casey McCall responds to Shane Morris' recent article on the real reason baptistic evangelicals don't baptize their children.
How VBS Saved My Life
VBS saved my life. I don’t necessarily remember if the theme was “Submerged” or “Journey” or “Fun in the Jungle” or something else. I don’t remember what the decorations looked like. I vaguely remember snack
Book Review: You Are What You Love
Smith, James K.A. You Are What You Love. Grand Rapids: Brazos, 2016. 210 pp. How do people change? What motivates people to live the way that they do? What is the best way to
Book Review: Family Worship by Don Whitney
[The following review was written by Casey McCall, Pastor of Students and Discipleship at Ashland Avenue Baptist Church] Whitney, Donald S. Family Worship. Wheaton: Crossway, 2016. Donald Whitney has earned a reputation as a first-rate
Gun Control, Being Right, and Forgetting the Main Thing
[The following is a guest post by Casey McCall, Pastor of Students and Discipleship at Ashland Avenue Baptist Church in Lexington, KY] A few years ago when Facebook first came out, I was a little