You can’t always trust what you DO see …
There’s a story told about Mr. Johnson, a businessman from Wisconsin, who went on a trip to Louisiana. Upon his arrival, he immediately sent an email to […]
09
Oct
2014
All posts by
James Scott, Jr.
08
Oct
2014
You will never make much of life without taking risks …
Most of us live well below the capacity God has endowed us with because we’re risk-adverse people. Another way of saying that is, we’re afraid to take […]
06
Oct
2014
Are you really generous, or are you fooling yourself?
If you were in need — real need, the kind that requires help from a friend — how would you want your friend to respond to your […]
05
Oct
2014
YOU think you’re trustworthy, but does God?
In is book, “Making Today Count For Eternity,” author Kent Crockett tells a story about a hardware store manager who wanted to test the integrity and character […]
04
Oct
2014
BOOK REVIEW: An exciting telling of a faithful life …
You believe God has given you a vision for ministry, so you boldly step out in faith to obey His call and turn that God-given dream into […]
03
Oct
2014
Are you too proud to get help?
Even though we have only partially launched the services of Scott Free Clinic, we have already been able to help more than 1,000 people, pastors, and a […]
02
Oct
2014
What are you so mad about?
There’s a question I sometimes float onto social media sites. I ask, “Do you think you can get through the rest of the day without getting angry?” […]
02
Oct
2014
BOOK REVIEW: An interesting read if you’re an uber politico …
Even though names for presidential candidates are already being bantered around, it’ still too early for any really exciting discussions about the 2016 election. So what to […]
01
Oct
2014
Maybe we should stop praying this way and do this instead …
Michelangelo — a sculptor, painter, and architect, among other things — was considered the greatest living artist in his lifetime. So you may be familiar with one […]
30
Sep
2014
The critical topic churches avoid today …
Why did Jesus suffer and die on the cross? That seems to be such a simple question, for even the young child in Sunday school would likely […]