About Brad Williams

Brad is the pastor of a Baptist church in a small town in Alabama. Brad has a lovely wife, two children, two dogs, a cat, a turtle, and five bee hives. Besides the incredible fact that he managed to persuade his wife to marry him, he is proud that he served six years in the Army National Guard, managed to graduate college with an English Lit. degree, graduate seminary, and finish the original Bard's Tale as a youngster by making maps on graph paper.

ELSEWHERE: Drowning Doesn’t Look Like You Think It Does

Twenty years ago, I was sitting at a picnic table near a dock where some children were swimming. It was only a foot or so deep. I noticed a small blond head poking just above the surface, the water coming just over her nose and just under her eyes. Her arms were straight up in [...]

ELSEWHERE: Surviving a Cultural Crisis

Good thoughts from Mark Dever regarding the “cultural shift” in the United States that is alienating Bible-believing Christians from the culture at large.  Well worth your time.

ELSEWHERE: A Ray of Hope After the Devastation in the Form of a Dog

First of all, it is amazing that this lady survived the tornado in that demolished house. Second, it is incredible that her dog survived as well. Wow.

Moore, Oklahoma Needs Prayer and Help Right Now, Not Our Theological Pontifications

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April 27, 2011, began like any other day. I had no idea that by day’s end, 62 tornadoes would rip through my home state of Alabama. That afternoon, I watched the tornado form about a mile down the road from my house from my back porch. I had no idea what I was looking at. [...]

ELSEWHERE: IRS to Pro-Life Group: Promise Us This, or No Tax-Exemption for You

I cannot believe that the IRS did this. Not because I do not think people can’t be this biased, but because the political and ethical ramifications of it should be dizzying.

The IRS Targeted the Tea Party; Benghazi Cover Up

This scandal of the IRS targeting conservative organizations for audit is making conspiracy theorists seem less kooky. Combine that with John McCain talking about Benghazi today and trust in government may come to an all-time low. Which is pretty low already, right? Can we fall off the floor?

Why a New Wave of Complementarianism? Because The Old Wave Went Too Far.

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Why do we need a new wave of complementarianism? Because the old wave went way out of bounds.

Podcast #119: Shameless Plugs, Psychopathic Brains, and Sports Madness

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Click here to listen! In the episode of the CaPC podcast, editors Brad Williams and Drew Dixon shamelessly plug CaPC’s new iPad app (which you should go straight to the Apple app store and subscribe to), and they talk about important things like psychotic brains and the madness of sports.  You should check it out. [...]

ELSEWHERE: Life Savings Lost on a Carnival Game

Christian Stewardship tip of the day: If your life saving is $2600, and you are playing a carnival game to win a $150 Xbox, please stop after, say, 10 tries. If not, you could lose your life savings like this guy did.

The Cussin’ Anchor-Man is Doing Okay

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A.J. Clemente had a bad first day at work. But then, who hasn’t? Apparently, his nerves over going live for the first time, mixed with his inability to to pronounce the names of some marathon winners, led him to swear. He dropped the f-bomb on live TV, followed by the s-bomb. After that, the newscast [...]