First this, THEN that …
One of the most pondered questions by human beings is this: What is God’s will for me? So much could be (and has been) written on that […]
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May
2013
All posts by
James Scott, Jr.
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May
2013
May God forgive us for turning THIS into a selfish act …
Leave it to us human beings to make the topic of forgiveness an act of selfishness. Here’s one example of a very common message about forgiveness: Forgiveness […]
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May
2013
This one word makes a HUGE difference …
Have you ever wondered what God really wants from you? Have you ever thought deeply about what would be an appropriate response to God for His saving […]
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May
2013
Leading like Christ means making BIG challenges …
There was a missionary in China whose talents and abilities were so outstanding that one of the American companies tried to hire him. They offered him an […]
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May
2013
Are you ready for it?
It’s not too hard to slap together a program, find a few volunteers and launch into doing a service project. But what about actually sharing Jesus Christ? […]
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May
2013
How do you do this?
How do you invest in the lives of others? Before you answer that question, consider this little story … Before leaving on an extended vacation, a very […]
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May
2013
The danger of pursuing the unnecessary …
A store owner in Maine refused to buy a saleman’s wares. “You have to understand, young fellow,” said the owner, “that in this part of the country […]
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May
2013
I think I can, I think I can, I … uh …
Etta Mae Lopez had tried to stop smoking on more than one occasion, but she had always failed. Confident of her lack of self-control, Lopez waited outside […]
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May
2013
Are you losing the human touch?
You find your friend’s name in “Contacts” on your smartphone, select it and the phone number. Your smartphone dials automatically, and after a couple rings you’re startled […]
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May
2013
You cannot make a difference without being different …
That truth from pastor Alistair Begg is opposite of what we have heard from too many pastors for far too long. Embracing culture instead of engaging it, […]