When God interferes with your relationships …
Whether you want Him to or not, God will interfere with your relationships. There’s a primary reason why: God created you for Him, and He demands to […]
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Jan
2014
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James Scott, Jr.
22
Jan
2014
How to be a good shepherd …
If you want to be a good shepherd of God’s flock, just do what He asks of you. That’s a little simplistic, isn’t it? It’s been my […]
21
Jan
2014
Forsaking the truth …
Journalism has changed a lot since the days I was reporting and editing for a chain of newspapers in the Phoenix metropolitan area. What’s the biggest change? […]
20
Jan
2014
Three common lies that can ruin your life …
Whether ignorantly, or done with selfish intent, there are three common lies preached broadly within the church. There are more than three, but these three garner a […]
19
Jan
2014
What every Fearless Front Man needs …
This post is Part Two of my last post titled, “Three approaches to living …” which you can find by clicking here. If you haven’t read that […]
18
Jan
2014
Three approaches to living …
The single greatest responsibility you will have in your lifetime is deciding on what you will do with your life. Your life is something God gives you […]
17
Jan
2014
Don’t be a Napoleon …
Napoleon Bonaparte continues to make all the lists of the people who have most dramatically impacted human history. It was this leader who is quoted as saying, […]
16
Jan
2014
A respectable Idol …
Chill out, I’m not talking about the man-made idols we worship. The respectable Idol I’m referring to is Savion Wright (pictured above) who got his few minutes […]
15
Jan
2014
How to gut from change its positive potential …
How is it that many people overcome their fear of change and still fail to realize benefits from what could be growth? You know this kind of […]
14
Jan
2014
Fear of change isn’t the only thing that kills opportunities …
The greatest opportunity killer you will likely ever encounter is your own mind. Many offer as evidence how we kill opportunities in our minds because of fear […]