What you can learn at Jesus’ leadership conference …
There are so many different leadership conferences offered to today’s church leaders they don’t have the time or budget to attend them all. Even with the plethora […]
15
Jul
2011
All posts by
James Scott, Jr.
14
Jul
2011
A critter characteristic creeps into Christianity …
A widespread acceptance of “Possum Christianity” is a key contributor to draining the church of both its purity and its power. The opossum, more commonly referred to […]
13
Jul
2011
What to do about the burdensome people in your life …
What do you do when someone literally becomes a burden? Most of us bail out on others long before we let them get to that stage. We […]
13
Jul
2011
Half messages leave lives broken …
Pointing people to half an answer won’t lead them to a whole life. Such is the situation we see all too often in the church. For all […]
13
Jul
2011
Purpose-Drift: Three subtle distractions to our mission
ChurchLeaders.com picked up one of my articles. You can find it here … http://bit.ly/rbznlK
12
Jul
2011
Making THIS life matter …
THIS life matters! It seems more people in our culture are understanding that fact better when it comes to the quality of relationships they have. We have […]
11
Jul
2011
Discovering the joy of other people’s blessings …
I love how the Holy Spirit works, even through Twitter! This morning I received a tweet from a friend sent to a group of guys, including myself, […]
10
Jul
2011
Test whether you’re a church leader or an imitator …
Are you a competent church leader, or are you mimicking someone else’s competence? On more than one occasion I’ve highlighted how many church leaders seem obsessed with […]
08
Jul
2011
This is the leader the church needs …
What must be one of the greatest weaknesses of the church is its tendency to respond to assertions like a pendulum. When someone says the church is […]
08
Jul
2011
Is this how you live?
As a young boy, it was almost overwhelming watching all the people come and go in Sky Harbor International Airport in Phoenix. It was my first time […]