Seeing double in this leadership model …
“Hi ho Silver! Away!” was the cry, then off rode the Lone Ranger … … with his partner, Tonto. Yes, even the Lone Ranger wasn’t alone. But […]
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Sep
2011
Articles by Dr. James Scott, Jr.
Scott Free Clinic Blog
16
Sep
2011
You might want to add this to your bucket list …
What’s on your bucket list? You know, that list you have either in the back of your mind or actually written on paper, delineating the things you […]
16
Sep
2011
Continuing Education v. Continuing Interaction
“This is the end!” you think to yourself as you walk across the stage, shake a hand while taking the encased document, walk back to your chair, […]
15
Sep
2011
Changing leaders on purpose …
One way to improve leadership within the church is to change it. On purpose. Perhaps even a few times. There is a traditional school of thinking that […]
14
Sep
2011
The problem with modern church planting …
Church planting is broadly thought of within today’s church as the most effective way of “growing” the church, kind of like the way Al Gore proclaims global […]
13
Sep
2011
How to deal with someone else’s bad attitude …
It doesn’t feel good to have a bad attitude, but it may be worse to be on the receiving end of one. For many people, being the […]
12
Sep
2011
Chewed up and spit out …
Christians today have more available to them to help them live a remarkable Christian faith than they could possibly hope for. Available are some great, gifted leaders […]
10
Sep
2011
A step toward unleashing your creativity …
One of the greatest longings of a truly creative person is the “setting free” of their mind. That’s because they know they express the tiniest sliver of […]
10
Sep
2011
How to bring joy to an entire city …
How would you like to bring the joy of Christ to an entire city? Sound impossible? It’s not. It has been done. It can be done. And […]
09
Sep
2011
The “Bloomberg Effect” in leadership
Americans across the country have joined New Yorkers in their recent outrage over New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s decision to exclude prayer, clergy, first responders and […]