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Christ the King of Your Home: Dating, Marriage, and Parenting

January 13, 2026 by Andy Naselli

God has been so gracious to Christ the King Church in Stillwater, Minnesota. We recently celebrated our first year with our first guest preacher: Dr. John Piper. Now it’s our joy to announce our first conference:

“Christ the King of Your Home: Dating, Marriage, and Parenting” (August 21–22, 2026).

Pastor Doug Wilson plans to give three keynote addresses followed by Q&A that I plan to moderate.

There are also pre-conference sessions for men and women, and on Friday evening we plan to host a Contra Dance and singles mixer.

Seating is limited for our venue in downtown Stillwater.

More info here: conference.ChristTheKing.build.

Filed Under: Practical Theology

How I Prayed for ICE Yesterday

January 12, 2026 by Andy Naselli

Published today by Center for Baptist Leadership:

“I’m a Pastor in Minnesota. Here’s How I Prayed for ICE Yesterday”

Update on January 16, 2025: I recorded a follow-up interview with Joe Rigney and William Wolfe.

Filed Under: Practical Theology

Teaching Students in Person at Bethlehem Seminary

January 11, 2026 by Andy Naselli

Wanted: A few good men to join us at Bethlehem Seminary for in-person (off-line only) pastoral training for an MDiv.

Here’s the kind of seminary student I love to teach at Bethlehem Seminary—and why in-person training is superior to online training (2:18 min.):

Here’s what the classroom is like for my seminary students—and why in-person training is superior to online training (4:26 min.):

Here’s what makes our seminary program rigorous—and why that’s so important (2:42 min.):

More info: bcsmn.edu/seminary.

Filed Under: Other, Practical Theology

A Little Book on How to Be a Manly Man: Advice for Young Men

December 22, 2025 by Andy Naselli

In this little book, I give advice to young men:

Andrew David Naselli. Help! I Want to Be a Manly Man. LifeLine for Teens. Wapwallopen, PA: Shepherd, 2025.

A manly man contrasts with a harsh macho man or a soft girly man. In this little book, I show you how to be a manly man by unpacking four statements:

A manly man is on a mission.
A manly man is responsible.
A manly man is hardworking.
A manly man is strong.

Here are resources I recommend at the end of the book:

DeYoung, Kevin. Daily Doctrine: A One-Year Guide to Systematic Theology. Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2024. DeYoung is gifted at explaining complex topics clearly and accessibly.
Foster, Michael, and Dominic Bnonn Tennant. It’s Good to Be a Man: A Handbook for Godly Masculinity. Moscow, ID: Canon, 2021. Motivates men to have weight-bearing gravitas through God-honoring, delightful duty—a mission with an excellent wife and a fraternity.
Hughes, R. Kent. Disciplines of a Godly Man. 3rd ed. Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2019. Wise advice for men.
Naselli, Andrew David. Tools to Study the Bible and Theology. Stillwater, MN: Christ the King Church, 2025. I organize the tools into various categories, and I annotate them.
Piper, John. 27 Servants of Sovereign Joy: Faithful, Flawed, and Fruitful. Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2022. These theologically informed, God-centered biographies are instructive and inspiring.
Riccardi, Michael. Gender and Sexuality: Biblical Sanity in a World of Confusion. The Institute for the Christian Life Series. Fort Washington, PA: CLC Publications, 2024. Clear, insightful, and sound teaching.
Wilson, Douglas. Father Hunger: Why God Calls Men to Love and Lead Their Families. Nashville: Nelson, 2012. Wilson defines masculinity as “the glad assumption of sacrificial responsibility.” Wilson’s insightful teaching on men, women, marriage, and the family has influenced me more than I know. It’s hard to know sometimes if one of my thoughts about manhood is original or if I learned it from Wilson. I drafted this little book without rereading or relistening to Wilson’s works, but I’m sure that some of what I say here repackages what I’ve learned from him.

Update: I recorded what I thought was an audio podcast about the book, and it turned out to be a video. Whoops. I was walking on the treadmill in my cold Minnesota garage in December.

“Help! I Want to Be a Manly Man” (64 seconds):

Filed Under: Practical Theology

Coming in 2026: Exegetical Fallacies, 3rd edition

November 10, 2025 by Andy Naselli

This book should release by August 2026:

Carson, D. A., and Andrew David Naselli. Exegetical Fallacies. 3rd ed. Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2026.

Dr. Carson wrote the first two editions, which released in 1984 and 1996. Baker Academic plans to release the third edition thirty years after the second edition.

While Dr. Carson’s voice still predominates in the third edition, I have updated Exegetical Fallacies in three ways:

I have removed some less relevant examples and added new ones, including some new fallacies. This third edition is about 30% longer than the second edition.
Instead of using only labels as the headings for fallacies throughout the book, I have labeled each fallacy, and then I concisely define that fallacy. This makes the book a bit more user-friendly.
I have lightly updated the style to make it as accessible as I could for non-experts. I have attempted to make it readable for beginning theology students as well as stimulating for those who are intermediate or more advanced.

Filed Under: Exegesis

Tools to Study the Bible and Theology

September 29, 2025 by Andy Naselli

Earlier this year my fellow pastors assigned to me the task of preparing a list of recommended resources for our church’s website. As I worked on this project, it snowballed into a little book—over 80 pages (over 30,000 words). My church has published it as a free e-book in PDF format:

Naselli, Andrew David. Tools to Study the Bible and Theology. Stillwater, MN: Christ the King Church, 2025.

I organize the tools into various categories, and I annotate them.
It may be a bit overwhelming to see such a long document of tools, so at the beginning of the document, I include a list of ten tools to prioritize.
I want to encourage my church to continually benefit from excellent tools that help them study the Bible and theology.
You may want to add some of the tools I recommend to your reading queue, and in the future you may want to search this document when you are looking for helpful tools on particular topics.

Take up and read!

Filed Under: Biblical Theology, Exegesis, Historical Theology, Practical Theology, Systematic Theology

God’s Good Design for Men and Women and 1 Timothy 2:9–15

July 1, 2025 by Andy Naselli

I am preaching a series on 1 Timothy to Christ the King Church in Stillwater. When it came time to preach on 1 Timothy 2:9–15, I zoomed out and preached four sermons on God’s good design for men and women, and then I zoomed back in and preached five sermons on 1 Timothy 2:9–15. The videos are below, and audio is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts (I use Overcast).

1. God’s Good Design for Men and Women: Part 1 of 4—A Spectrum of Views and Two Types of Complementarianism | March 30, 2025

2. God’s Good Design for Men and Women: Part 2 of 4—Five Exhortations | April 6, 2025

3. God’s Good Design for Men and Women: Part 3 of 4—Three Arguments for Biblical Patriarchy | April 13, 2025

4. God’s Good Design for Men and Women: Part 4 of 4—Three More Arguments for Biblical Patriarchy | April 27, 2025

5. How Should Women Dress? (1 Timothy 2:9–10) | May 4, 2025

6. A Woman Must Learn Quietly and Submissively (1 Timothy 2:11–12) | May 18, 2025

7. Two Reasons a Woman Must Learn Quietly and Submissively (1 Timothy 2:13–14) | May 25, 2025

8. Responding to Objections to 1 Timothy 2:11–14 | June 15, 2025

9. A Woman Will Be Saved through Childbearing (1 Timothy 2:15) | June 22, 2025

Related: Pastor Tim Stephens, pastor of Fairview Baptist Church in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, interviewed me on July 19, 2025: “Sunday Seminar: Evangelical Feminism, Egalitarianism, Complementarianism, & Patriarchy” (~64 min.):

Filed Under: Exegesis, Practical Theology

Videos from the “Theology for Everyone” Conference

May 24, 2025 by Andy Naselli

Bethlehem College and Seminary hosted the “Theology for Everyone” Conference on April 4–5, 2025. The videos are now available for the five talks and the panel:

John Piper | Providence