Christmas is God piercing the dark …
Ask any kid who has tried to read a comic book past bedtime and they’ll tell you – Light always beats darkness. As much as they try […]
16
Dec
2020
All posts by
James Scott, Jr.
15
Dec
2020
If you could get away with something, what would it be?
Have you ever found yourself in a setting where someone was asked, “If you could do one thing you wanted, and get away with it, what would […]
10
Dec
2020
Preeminence means more than “carving out” a little time for God …
The life of a disciple of Jesus Christ requires more than what many pastors are telling people. Much more. Too many pastors today will tell you that […]
08
Dec
2020
Is there a new time of confusion coming in 2021?
Change can sometimes be confusing, and forced changed even more so. No wonder so many people have said their experience of the wild and woolly year that […]
06
Dec
2020
What did Jesus really preach?
Ask a pastor what topics he has preached on and you would likely get a long and varied list. Within that list you would probably find that […]
04
Dec
2020
Following Christ means learning to live an honest life …
Imagine you’re a manager in a mid-sized company and you’re rummaging through resumes of applicants looking for someone to hire. In the process, you come across this […]
02
Dec
2020
What should be the top priorities for church leaders?
With a year severely impacted by a global pandemic and other significant issues, many pastors are having to lead differently. With forced changes, many of these pastors […]
01
Dec
2020
Relationship lessons from Christmas …
Did you notice how early this year people began decorating their homes for Christmas? I think it’s because 2020 has been so brutal for so many that […]
30
Nov
2020
How can you tell if your church is missing the mark?
It seems one of the most popular topics for articles in Christian leadership circles is about how to tell if a church is “on target.” Or if […]
28
Nov
2020
Missing the point when it comes to discipleship …
After a few decades at failing in its responsibilities of discipleship, and even more so in making new disciples, the topic of “discipleship” has finally become common […]