What to do when your day goes sideways …
One glance at a car skidding sideways and you immediately know that vehicle is not operating the way it should! The same can happen to your days. […]
15
Apr
2021
All posts by
James Scott, Jr.
14
Apr
2021
10 things you can do to grow in knowledge …
I had the weirdest experience several months ago that was a challenge to resolve. The problem? The headlights on the ministry car started turning on all by […]
13
Apr
2021
The end of trouble …
As long as you’re breathing, there will be trouble in this world. Jesus said as much … “I have told you all this so that you may […]
12
Apr
2021
What should you do with your body?
Human beings are whole persons, the mind, body, and the spiritual life are intimately woven together. You’ve probably learned already that one of the most profound issues […]
10
Apr
2021
Like a bear emerging from hibernation …
Spring has sprung! At the same time, we’re slowly moving out of a year-long pandemic. Putting those two things together, watching people begin to move into what […]
09
Apr
2021
The 10 books I recommend the most …
I’ve read a few thousand books. That’s a good thing since, as a minister and a Christian clinical therapist, I’m routinely asked something like, “Hey, could you […]
08
Apr
2021
When was the last time someone said, “Good for God!” because of you?
During a break today I was doing what a couple billion other people do every day – scrolling through my Facebook feed – when I noticed a […]
07
Apr
2021
Is it a garden or a yard?
Years ago, I was “catching up” with a friend who lives in a different country. I asked him what he was spending his time doing lately, and […]
06
Apr
2021
Information about suicide and a training program to understand and help prevent it …
With the messiness of 2020, there has been an uptick in people sinking so low into despair they have thought about or seriously considered suicide. It’s a […]
03
Apr
2021
Unnecessary grief and trauma …
I’ve started publicly issuing a warning that we’re beginning to treat the concept of trauma like we did the concept of co-dependency during the ’80’s and ’90’s. […]