You can’t be serious!
Three of your friends are blindfolded. You’re brought in, but they don’t know you’re there, they only know someone has come in, and they have to identify […]
04
Sep
2011
All posts by
James Scott, Jr.
03
Sep
2011
BOOK REVIEW: “Average Joe” is the same old story told well
How many versions of your favorite movie would you watch? Three? Five? Maybe even seven? How about 71? Since Chapman & Hall first published “A Christmas Carol” […]
03
Sep
2011
“Extraordinary Living” 500 posts later …
“There’s nothing extraordinary about my life” is what many (if not most) people would say. But if you’re living your life as a follower of Christ, that […]
02
Sep
2011
How we rob today of its potential (and what to do about it) …
If you were offering stock in your life, would it currently be a buy, sell, or hold? Sounds like a silly question, but we often evaluate the […]
01
Sep
2011
Running from hell …
Now that fits have been thrown about Rob Bell’s book regarding hell, maybe we can finally deal with a dose of truth: false teaching about God’s role […]
31
Aug
2011
Making a splash …
I was completely soaked from head to toe. I couldn’t have been any more wet than if I was standing in my bathroom shower. But I wasn’t. […]
28
Aug
2011
A start is not a finish …
Half measures usually are a sure way of creating problems. Imagine these half measures: The fire truck that gets to the fire, but doesn’t break out the […]
25
Aug
2011
BOOK REVIEW: “Surprised By Oxford” surprised and captivated me!
“Surprised By Oxford” managed to surprise me, and to captivate me just a couple pages into the prologue! This memoir, written by Carolyn Weber and published by […]
24
Aug
2011
A flash from the past …
If you had to pick a fashion trend from your past to come back into style again, what would you pick? Bell bottom pants? Some loud plaids? […]
24
Aug
2011
Kind of like guys in skirts …
I couldn’t help from noticing the headline since it was accompanied by the photo of a man wearing a skirt. Someone had posted a link to GQ […]