Should we follow our heart?
No! I hope I answered the question of “Should we follow our heart?” concisely enough for you! Let’s also go immediately to the reason why, as provided […]
17
Aug
2016
All posts by
James Scott, Jr.
09
Aug
2016
Cowardice in leadership fails to engage people …
When I look at the lives of great leaders I’ve known or observed, courage is a common characteristic among them. Instead of trying to contrast an almost […]
08
Aug
2016
Here’s one invitation to opportunity we dare not miss …
Our lives are crammed full of opportunity. Without careful evaluation, you may not think so, but there’s usually more opportunity embedded into any given day in our […]
31
Jul
2016
Will your standard of judging others come back to bite you?
It’s said we’re quick to judge others by their actions but want those “others” to judge us by our “good intentions.” It doesn’t work that way. Jesus […]
30
Jul
2016
A lesson in the pursuit of justice …
George Whitefield was used greatly by God in both Great Britain and America, preaching revivals that helped spread the “Great Awakening.” To do the work God had […]
28
Jul
2016
If you really want to be used by God, you’ll need this …
Over the years I have trained many people how to use a specific evangelistic tool and method that is highly effective in communicating the Gospel. As I’ve […]
27
Jul
2016
Sounding a little like Himmler …
“That sounds wonderful, I’ll share it!” must be, at least in part, some of the naive thinking among many Christians who latch onto memes and other content […]
19
Jul
2016
Whether giving up or giving out, both can be ruinous …
There is a great truth we desperately need to be alert to every single day, which is this: the devil is a liar. It is vitally important […]
16
Jul
2016
When Starbucks was out of coffee …
It’s true. Three times in a row, when visiting a particular Starbucks store, they were out of coffee. A coffee shop, out of coffee! Okay, let me […]
07
Jul
2016
In marriage, there’s something much, much better than compromise …
In our culture today, compromise is heralded as a virtue. But that’s because we put little thought into what compromise really is, and how it affects our […]