The menu conundrum …
Going out to dinner is a great American pastime. During one such outing, while considering your menu options, you may have ever so briefly noticed an odd […]
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Jun
2018
All posts by
James Scott, Jr.
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Jun
2018
There must be a standard. What’s yours?
A factory manager noticed production was being hampered because of employees returning late from their lunch hour. When the whistle blew, few were at their machines. He […]
22
Jun
2018
Do you trust God?
One of the easiest things for a human being to do should be the act of trusting God. Think about it, God cannot lie, always acts in […]
22
Jun
2018
Stubbornness is sin’s quicksand …
For years, I purposely left off the suffix of “Jr.” as part of my name, but I learned to make sure to add it every time my […]
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Jun
2018
How the Holy Spirit “flavors” your life so you want to live for God …
I wear multiple hats, from minister, to Christian clinical therapist, to Personal Trainer. As a Personal Trainer, I witnessed all kinds of ways people try to lose […]
17
Jun
2018
A dozen reasons why you should become a reader …
Considering the fact I’ve read thousands of books, and also considering I write books and other materials, it won’t be any surprise to you that I’m rather […]
17
Jun
2018
Yearning for a dad …
When we experience life in some way that God did not intend, with the result being that something important is missing, that’s called a “deficit.” Deficits are […]
16
Jun
2018
Some reading suggestions for a summer of growth for the Christian, church leader, and business person …
Each summer I usually publish just one list of summer reading recommendations for anyone. Sometimes, the list is lighter fare, better suited for sleepy days at the […]
15
Jun
2018
When a professing Christian becomes a functional atheist …
One of the reasons for the weakness of the Christian church in the West is an onslaught of professing Christians who have become what’s referred to as […]
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Jun
2018
You can improve your life by removing the ambivalence about priorities …
Adding ambivalence into setting priorities is a quick route to making your life more difficult and misdirected. The late Haddon Robinson noted one old recipe for rabbit […]