What are you willing to do to get what you want?
Just how far are you willing to go, just what are you willing to do, to get what you want? Before responding to that, let’s deal with […]
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Feb
2023
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James Scott, Jr.
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Jan
2023
Is your life whistling off tune?
A common experience for many who profess to follow Jesus is to intellectually understand portions of scripture, but get the living out of it wrong — sometimes […]
30
Jan
2023
A key contributor to your health …
There are some comic strips that are probably more well-liked by adults than children. Take, for example, the enduring “Peanuts” characters created by cartoonist Charles Schulz. In […]
25
Jan
2023
Do you desire an unearned reputation? Many do …
The average person wants to be well thought of. Even the many who say the opinion of others isn’t important to them at the same time usually […]
24
Jan
2023
Two ways to ratchet up the the intensity, effectiveness, and efficiency of your workouts …
Are you ready to advance your workout routine to something with greater intensity, increase effectiveness, and improve the efficiency of your time spent working out? Then you […]
19
Jan
2023
How discipleship is better than secular coping strategies …
Life comes with troubles, a reality Jesus himself pointed out (John 16:33). Unfortunately, many people choose to grab hold of ineffective coping mechanisms in a vain effort […]
10
Jan
2023
Are you a reflexive or reflective thinker and communicator?
In the internationally-renowned Couple Communication I workshop offered by Scott Free Clinic as one of our eight core services, we teach couples the difference between being a […]
09
Jan
2023
Let’s answer the question of which is more important, Bible study or prayer …
It seems to be a persistent question among Christians: “Which is more important, daily time reading/studying the Bible, or prayer?” Let’s broach answering the question with another […]
05
Jan
2023
A baker’s dozen of worthwhile ways to spend/invest your money in 2023 …
A profound statement made by Dr. LeRoy Lawson decades ago that I’ll never forget (and have often repeated) was this: “Show me your checkbook and I’ll show […]
02
Jan
2023
Getting past the “ought not to be’s” …
If you’ve never once said, “That just ought not to be,” you’ve probably heard someone say it. And it’s more likely you’ve thought something like it. Kay […]