The danger of distraction …
My sisters are a part of a conspiracy: they tend to say I was more spoiled than I really was. You see, I’m the youngest of eight […]
14
Jun
2011
Articles by Dr. James Scott, Jr.
Scott Free Clinic Blog
13
Jun
2011
Are you practicing this religion without knowing it?
There’s a “religion” going around that has saturated the minds of millions of people as it presents its messages with many faces. Maybe you’ve heard the phrase […]
12
Jun
2011
A great way to support your pastor …
Another Sunday morning has just passed, and across the world there are some tired men. While many people have toiled to prepare for the church gathering together, […]
11
Jun
2011
Is this a line from an old movie?
It’s the one day of the week I actually wanted to get up early because Saturday mornings meant a few hours of non-stop cartoons, usually followed by […]
07
Jun
2011
What’s your default setting?
My laptop is suffering extended stages of death throes. Any day now, it could crash for its last time. It has crashed on more than one occasion. […]
06
Jun
2011
Which one of these are you creating?
The trapper reminded me of the Native American Indian guides in old Western movies who help the good guys track the bad guys across rugged desert terrain. […]
04
Jun
2011
Champions maximize their contribution …
A common denominator among champion athletes is they always want the ball. On any football team, you’ll always hear great receivers nagging the coach and quarterback to […]
03
Jun
2011
What to do when you don’t know what God will do …
When do we humans often lose our cool and make our worst decisions? When the pressure is the heaviest and we’re not sure of exactly what God […]
02
Jun
2011
BOOK REVIEW: Batterson’s book gushes pop psychology
Mark Batterson’s book, “In A Pit With A Lion On A Snowy Day” (published by Multnomah) is a well-written, mediocre book with some good content. That sounds […]
01
Jun
2011
If you want competency, don’t preach failure …
Have you ever found yourself caught up in teaching an idea or concept, or passing on a platitude, without ever checking the truth of it simply because […]