Jesus didn’t need “motivation,” all He needed was this …
If you listen to what we humans say, write, and post on social media, you would think we can’t even breathe without some sort of “motivation” for […]
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Apr
2019
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James Scott, Jr.
15
Apr
2019
An alternate ending …
Not only do I like movies, I’ve always enjoyed going to see a movie in a theater when it’s first released. If you’re also a movie fan, […]
12
Apr
2019
Most churches never train members to share the Gospel. Here are some of the reasons why …
Evangelism has been one of the specific focuses of my ministry for more than three decades, so I’ve been aware of the sad fact that most churches […]
10
Apr
2019
One of the best things you can do for yourself …
Take a minute to make a list. You can make it mentality, or use paper and pen, or type a list in your electronic device of your […]
27
Mar
2019
One step to deepening friendships …
Friends can sometimes be ornery with one another. A story that captures that truth is one about a young man in Bible college who fell asleep during […]
27
Mar
2019
One thing relationship gurus get wrong …
There’s a story about a man who dialed a wrong number and got the following recording: “I am not available right now, but I thank you for […]
23
Mar
2019
How different should you be?
There’s such a constant mantra, complete with correlating flow of social media memes, telling people that not only are they fine just the way they are, but […]
22
Mar
2019
Why your pastor doesn’t want to counsel you …
“I hate counseling” was the blunt statement made by the pastor I was having lunch with. I’ve heard that before, from many pastors. In fact, over the […]
21
Mar
2019
5 reasons for adding a daily “think time” to your life …
Having always been a very busy person, one of the best things I’ve ever done for myself was years ago adding a “think time” into my life […]
16
Mar
2019
Are you one of the legion who misuse this verse of scripture?
One of the most misquoted verses in all of scripture is Proverbs 23:7. It’s a favorite among the “positive thinking” and pop psychology groupies (although many ministers […]