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 […]
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Dec
2020
All posts by
James Scott, Jr.
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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 […]
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Nov
2020
Gratitude is much more than an emotion …
It’s Thanksgiving Day, which means we are off and running in the holiday season. During this time will come the giving and receiving of gifts, some of […]
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Nov
2020
It’s the simple things …
Some business leaders and most “positive thinking” gurus encourage people to create “dream boards” (or to use their refrigerators doors as such). To make a dream board, […]
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Nov
2020
How should we talk with God? Like this …
We shouldn’t need a national holiday to get us to purposely and consciously give thanks to God, but we do. That’s because the average life is one […]
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Nov
2020
Thankful in all circumstances …
I wonder if it would be possible for anyone to tally how many scriptures from the Bible are misquoted and subsequently misunderstood, but we could add 1 […]
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Nov
2020
Was this a “sore spot” with Jesus?
We’ve probably all known, at some point in our lives, that quiet person who rarely mentions something he or she finds particularly irritating. But when they do […]
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Nov
2020
Change your thinking, change your life …
You might have heard the old joke … A guy goes to see his doctor and says, “Hey doc, it hurts when I do this …” The […]
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Nov
2020
Learning to be a resilient person can take you through a pandemic and more …
During his presidential campaign, Joe Biden attempted to convince America we’re about to enter into a “dark winter.” That sounds horrible, frightening, and not something any of […]