Jesus knows His name!
We’re told in the video of the 21 Coptic Christians beheaded by ISIS in Libya that you could hear the name of Jesus on the lips of […]
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Feb
2015
All posts by
James Scott, Jr.
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Feb
2015
There’s no promise of tomorrow, but there is NOW …
This verse jumped out at me this morning: “If you can help your neighbor now, don’t say, ‘Come back tomorrow, and then I’ll help you’,” Proverbs 3:28. […]
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Feb
2015
The Christian’s greatest longing …
I sipped my coffee in Starbucks as I listened to the woman rattle off what seemed to be an endless list of what she would do if […]
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Feb
2015
BOOK REVIEW: Big claims from traditionally ineffective methods …
David and Paul Watson begin their book, “Contagious Disciple-Making” (published by Thomas Nelson) with some pretty big — correct that — massive claims of success in their […]
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Feb
2015
Who can count on you?
Are you a “go to” spouse? A “go to” dad?” A “go to” friend?” A “go to” employee? A “go to” disciple of Christ? In other words, […]
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Feb
2015
If there were ballplayer cards for Christians …
In speaking to the issue that there is no excuse for our disobedience to God, Ron Henson applied the example of player cards for baseball players: “There’s […]
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Feb
2015
Does your sex life need Neil Armstrong?
I think it has been a good thing this past week to see so many Christians take a rather unequivocal stance against the release of the movie, […]
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Feb
2015
Weary of the fight …
After working with people for 35 years as a minister and a counselor, I’m convinced we human beings are far more fragile than we think. Far more […]
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Feb
2015
A complaining attitude can destroy your relationship with God …
Out West, a cowboy was driving down a dirt road, his dog riding in the back of the pickup truck, his faithful horse in the trailer behind. […]
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Feb
2015
How much do you complain? Here’s a way to break that nasty habit …
Your life is not the sum total of your troubles, or defined by the biggest challenge you’re currently facing. But you might be surprised how many people […]