Latte missionaries …
You know how it is: you’re sitting with your laptop in a Starbucks and right next to you are two people having a conversation. Now, by “right […]
13
Feb
2012
All posts by
James Scott, Jr.
12
Feb
2012
BOOK REVIEW: Every church leader should read this book … soon!
If you ask church leaders who they would rather spend time with, someone in their congregation, or other “leaders,” the honest answer in today’s church culture would […]
10
Feb
2012
How oxymoronic are you?
An oxymoron is a figure of speech that combines contradictory terms. We use them often! Here’s some examples of oxymorons: A fine mess … A little pregnant […]
09
Feb
2012
The long drum roll …
The suspense and anticipation builds at the sound of the drum roll (like in the video above). You wait anxiously to see what will happen … … […]
07
Feb
2012
If it looks good and sounds good …
After a long, hard day at work, and a slow evening in front of the TV, the man couldn’t keep his eyes open anymore. He finally dragged […]
06
Feb
2012
Building a bond that lasts a lifetime …
Which do you find more inspirational and seemingly romantic: “young love” between a young couple, or seeing an older couple who has weathered all of life’s challenges […]
05
Feb
2012
What would you like to unlike?
A Facebook friend of mine posted this today: “Phew, I gotta be real careful what things I ‘like’ on here. So glad I can ‘unlike’ something that […]
05
Feb
2012
Is staying within your capabilities bad for you?
We talk a lot about living in our “comfort zone,” but have you ever heard a definition for one? How about this: “Staying in a comfort zone […]
03
Feb
2012
Make me stop … I won’t!
“Should the federal government regulate sugar?” That was the brief discussion the news broadcasters were discussing on a local radio station this morning. It was raised after […]
30
Jan
2012
Talk about boring …
A few days ago, I came across a quote by Mike Foster that grabbed me. I loved it, because it’s a simple sentence that really makes you […]