Bart Barber

@RickySkaggs Looking great! Happy birthday!

Happy birthday to Ricky Skaggs today, July 18th! If you are in the St. Augustine, FL area, go see him playing with his band, Kentucky Thunder, at the Dierks Bentley Off The Map final tour date and wish him a happy birthday there or below!

@philipnation Psalm 66. Particularly applying v12b ("we went through fire and through water; yet you have brought us out to a place of abundance.") to all of our church members who left California to move to Texas.

🔥🔥 PASTOR ROLL CALL 🔥🔥 What’s the scripture text and topic for your sermon? Tell me how I can pray for you.

@Montreal_Expos Maybe he and Bob Gibson will find each other in that corn field in Iowa.

We are saddened to share the news of Ron Hunt’s passing. Ron set the modern-day record for most hit by pitch in a season with the Expos in 1971. That year, he was plunked a whopping 51 times. Hunt spent 4 seasons in Montreal, with a 12.7 WAR over that span — his most productive seasons in the majors. He was a key member of early Expos squads. We remember him fondly, and our thoughts are with his family.

@bradprairiewest Isaac Watts was pretty amazing.

@bartbarber And I thought this was about electricity. Good thing we have you, Bart, for church history and calendars.

I think today is Isaac Watts's 352nd birthday, but I'm not sure.

@mhenslee It's just explaining that he was born a long time ago…nearly as long ago as when the Astros were any good.

@bartbarber Maybe a tweet thread exploring the numerology or something.

@Pastakeith 😆

@bartbarber While he was decomposing on earth, he was composing in heaven

For my part, I think that 325 years later it's probably just a good thing if anybody remembers your birthday at all, so I'm going to wish him a happy birthday in Heaven today either way.

The sources I have seen do not have "O.S." after the date, which is usually the way to warn that these are Julian dates. But if he was born July 17, 1674, under the OLD calendar, then his birthday would be July 27.

@PastorRyanA So much this.

I don't think the businesses that use the church "contact card" on the website realize how much I don't desire to call them.

@WardrobeDoor What's crazy is how much the book feels like an homage to "O Brother Where Art Thou"

I shouldn’t be shocked but I was surprised at how much The Odyssey felt like a thematic sequel or even twin to Oppenheimer.

As you may know, I've recently joined First Liberty's Center for Religion, Culture, and Democracy. Every year, they put out the Religious Liberty in the States ranking. Speaking as a person who may have run the first Congressional campaign in Tennessee to make religious liberty the center of the platform, I'm thrilled to see the Volunteer state right next to Arkansas at the top of the list!!! religiouslibertyinthestates.com/news/

@_MommyIsALawyer @kor5368

@kor5368 @bartbarber In my family, this is a “Lively Lad”

Hey City Slickers, what do you call this piece of equipment?

@claysmith79 So long. Farewell.

Smith crew left a mark on Salzburg. Until next time

@philipnation Preaching? 2 Corinthians Looking at the news? Judges

What book of the Bible have you been in the most over the course of 2026?

The warmth of collectivism… baptistpress.com/resource-libra…

@_MommyIsALawyer Well…I learned what to call it in Arkansas. We called it a "yo-yo"

@bartbarber Oooooh I’d love the Texas version!

@DJJenkins @mhenslee

@bartbarber @mhenslee I have coaxed it out of him, Matt!

OK, @DJJenkins, you have to tell @mhenslee that this particular tweet thread is not my fault. DJ asked.

So, when I think about Bastille Day, I think about the sentiments among Baptists from that moment in time.

It captivated my interest to see these Baptist forefathers, captive to their own time and unaware of the future calamities, feeling so much optimism about the erstwhile potential for Revolutionary France.