Should you have ambitions in 2022? It depends …
Here we are, already more than halfway through the first month of 2022! Many people jumped into the new year armed with a list of New Year […]
19
Jan
2022
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James Scott, Jr.
08
Jan
2022
If God is everywhere, how can we come closer to Him?
There’s likely very few people on the planet that would be surprised to hear people have a close or “intimate” relationship with their cell phones, but why […]
03
Jan
2022
Make this attitude change and you’ll have a much better relationship with Jesus …
Have you ever thought you “knew better” than Jesus? I bet you have. I have. I think we all have. And it’s an attitude that needs to […]
01
Jan
2022
What’s ahead in 2022?
2020 was so traumatic, and 2021 was a deepening of that, that many people are wondering on day one of this new year, “What’s ahead in 2022?” […]
31
Dec
2021
My “life verse” is great wisdom from Jesus for a New Year …
It’s my birthday and everyone will be celebrating this evening! Okay, they won’t be celebrating my birthday, but since it’s New Year’s eve, all sorts of celebrations […]
27
Dec
2021
Why a New Year really is a big deal …
I’ve been writing a blog for nearly a dozen years, and one of my favorite topics is that of looking toward a New Year. The reason is […]
26
Dec
2021
Take a deep breath, the tough times aren’t over yet …
For a while now, I’ve been saying we’re at least ankle deep into the “new normal.” Then came the delta variant of the COVID-19 coronavirus. Now stirring […]
21
Dec
2021
God reinstates holiness into human nature through Christmas …
It is so common for human beings to think too highly of themselves that we have a biblical exhortation to not do that! “Because of the privilege […]
20
Dec
2021
Christmas answers two great questions …
The coming of Christ into the world He created provides answers to two great questions: QUESTION: When do you sacrifice? ANSWER: When others have need. “As the […]
19
Dec
2021
Did Jesus have a specific job description?
During the busyness of your workday, have you ever noticed a co-worker balk at doing something, only to hear them say, “That’s not my job.” Or … […]