Why you’re still a slave …
In thinking about my own responses to seeing that a new research report about the church is out, I’ve realized I’ve developed a habit that isn’t positive […]
17
Oct
2018
All posts by
James Scott, Jr.
15
Oct
2018
It’s our birthday! We’re celebrating saved and changed lives!
It’s our birthday, come celebrate with us! Four years ago today, Scott Free Clinic was legally incorporated as a non-profit religious organization, and soon after would be […]
14
Oct
2018
Selling out for the kingdom …
If you’re a Christian, you probably think you’re committed to God and kingdom living, but Jesus taught that we’re to be sell-outs for the kingdom of God. […]
13
Oct
2018
Some things are better not done alone …
God created human beings as social creatures. We’re wired to be interdependent with one another and wholly dependent on Him. With that said, we still have a […]
13
Oct
2018
As kids we cherished our friends, today we’re lonely adults …
Do you remember as a kid how highly valued friends were? As children, we would get excited about any opportunity to make a new friend … whether […]
08
Oct
2018
Doing more than toying with your giftedness …
If you’re a Christian, it is likely that you’ve heard a sermon or two about how God has given every Christian a gift to be used in […]
08
Oct
2018
How a passion for fun leads many to settle for mediocrity over being a champion …
Popular Fox TV and radio sports talk show host, Colin Cowherd, has a running gripe with Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle, Lane Johnson, calling him a “shortcut guy.” […]
07
Oct
2018
The importance of looking back …
If you read the memes laden with pop psychology and even pop theology, you’ll routinely be instructed to “never look back,” to always keep your past in […]
06
Oct
2018
BOOK REVIEW: A little confusion over Lucado’s student edition “Promise Book” …
There’s a reason why pastor and author, Max Lucado, has more than 130 million “products” in print — it’s because you can usually count on fine quality […]
05
Oct
2018
Should you change?
Have you ever wondered, “Should I change?” One man did, although not necessarily the way his wife thought, as captured in this snippet from In Other Words: […]