Gospel-Centered Musings
A collection of absorbed thoughts and writings that have been turned in the mind, meditatively and inconclusively for the sake of the Gospel.
Michael M. Dewalt
Michael Dewalt is a humanities teacher and junior high assistant football coach at Cair Paravel Latin School in Topeka, KS. There he also serves as a member of the Integrated Humanities Committee and Academic Committee. His undergrad studies are from Word of Life Bible Institute and Clarks Summit University and his graduate studies are from Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary and Faith Theological Seminary. He is a member of Grace Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Lawerence, KS, the Evangelical Theological Society, and the American Society of Church History, and winner of the Zwingli Prize Award at the Calvin500 Conference & Tour in 2009. Michael blogs at Gospel-Centered Musings, has written numerous articles for Logo’s Calvin500, Place for Truth a voice of the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals, and Heritage Book Talk, and is published in the Puritan Theological Journal. Michael lives in Kansas with his wife, Emily, their son Wyatt Cash, two cats Nutkin and Ariel and dog Brutus.
Field Day
Happy Mother’s Day to my better 3/4th, a wonderful wife and mother to Wyatt and Willow. We are thankful for your kind and caring heart. Happy Mother’s Day to my mom as well. Always helping and serving. We appreciate and love you much.
Happy Easter 2023 from the Dewalt family. Christ is risen.
Happy happy happy birthday to my dear mother. Always looking to serve, you are a great blessing to me and my family. Deep dish pizza and ice cream cake for you tonight. Maybe a present too.
These baby backs were amazing tonight. #porkribs #babybackribs #babybackribs🍖
To my valentine for 13+ years. You are my better 3/4ths. I love you Emily!!
Merry Christmas from the Dewalt family. #christmas2022
My loves.
While studying in college, I came across After Darkness, Light: Distinctives of Reformed Theology, essays in honor of R.C. Sproul in my junior year. This title would lead to many more reads within the reformed tradition: Goldsworthy, Barrett, Poythress, Thomas, Ferguson, and Beeke. Four years later, I can still remember the day, time, and place I was when R.C. preached his "The Cruse Motif of the Atonement" sermon at the 2008 Together for the Gospel Conference.
Daddy daddy! You told me he wasn’t real! I told you he was!
Love my Miss Willow.
Happy Thanksgiving from the Dewalt’s.
I'm on the backside of thirty, with my better 3/4ths.
Wonderful evening with family and friends.
Pizza night for the Dewalt’s. Willow helping me man the pizza oven. #bighornpizzaoven
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Preach it brother Paul!
Awesome preaching! Now why can’t PRTS produce their own Heritage Reformed Congregation Students with this kind of zeal and passion for the gospel? HRC students are the most boring, monotone, and unlively bunch of young men I have ever tried to stay awake for, and believe me I have heard them all. Perhaps they are being groomed this way? Whatever the case is, it is sad to see that this is the future of the HRC. If anything, young preachers should be lively and full of zeal for Christ.
Jack, PRTS produces men of God preaching for the Glory of God and not Paul Washers. He may be good, even great. But I do not hope that any single seminary works nor aims at producing one type of preaching, one type of man in the pulpit. HRC I am sure at times may seem boring to today;s culture, style, etc. But they believe in a Gospel that is pure, and kept in the lines of which the Scriptures teach, and for that and learning from PRTS I will be forever in-debt. Being groomed “that way” I do not think any seminary tries to “groom” someone boring, monotone, etc. I personally think it does have something to do with culture and their roots, they are Dutch, but they are your brother in Christ, if you are a believer of the Gospel. Be carful with your words and thoughts.