Work
A Subtle Attack on Calling
I wrote last week to dismantle the oft-repeated affirmation that you can be whatever you want to be. That is
Gregory Scott
May 11, 2026
Author: Gregory Scott
Kingdom in Culture
The Illusion of Community
Last week, The Wife and I took a trip to the Magnolia Market at the Silos in Waco, Texas. The
Gregory Scott
May 8, 2026
Work
Two Questions to Discover Your Calling
People go about choosing careers in different ways. Many choose based on which will provide the most money or status.
Gregory Scott
May 6, 2026
Work
Why You Can’t Be Whatever You Want To Be
I always cringe when I hear someone tell a young person they can be whatever they want if they put
Gregory Scott
May 4, 2026
Life in the Kingdom of God
A Friday Night on Main Street
The other night around 10 p.m., I had the oddest urge to go for a walk. I say “odd” because
Gregory Scott
May 1, 2026
Life in the Kingdom of God
Why Do Christians Pray Before They Eat?
Have you ever wondered why Christians pray before they eat? Everyone is seated. The food is sitting there in front
Gregory Scott
April 29, 2026
Christian Travel Devotionals
Mediterranean Travel Devotional: Epilogue
We are back home now, and everything was as I expected. Our cat, Cyrus the Great, met us at the
Gregory Scott
April 27, 2026
Christian Travel Devotionals
Mediterranean Travel Devotional: Day 12 – Granada
Granada lay in the cradle of the Sierra Nevada mountains, mountains that remain snow-capped well into the spring. The town
Gregory Scott
April 24, 2026
Christian Travel Devotionals
Mediterranean Travel Devotional: Day 11 – Seville
When I looked out the window of my cabin this morning, I saw the architecturally rich, multicolored skyline of Cadiz,
Gregory Scott
April 23, 2026
Christian Travel Devotionals
Mediterranean Travel Devotional: Day 10 – Casablanca
Casablanca, Morocco. Exotic. Romantic. Enchanting. Ancient. Humphrey Bogart. Ingrid Bergman. Rick’s Cafe. Only, Casablanca is none of those things. It’s
Gregory Scott
April 22, 2026
Christian Travel Devotionals
Mediterranean Travel Devotional: Day 9 – Gibraltar
The strait and the rock I stood on bow of the ship leaning against the rail as I watched the
Gregory Scott
April 21, 2026
Christian Travel Devotionals
Mediterranean Travel Devotional: Day 8 – Algiers
When I looked out the window over our balcony from the ship, I was surprised–my first view of Algiers was
Gregory Scott
April 20, 2026
Christian Travel Devotionals
Mediterranean Travel Devotional: Day 7 – Tunis
When I took my first steps onto the continent of Africa today, I was met by a Tunisian man in
Gregory Scott
April 17, 2026
Christian Travel Devotionals
Mediterranean Travel Devotional: Day 6 – Malta (2)
The two most famous landings on Malta occurred 1,500 years apart. The first was the Apostle Paul’s shipwreck in 60
Gregory Scott
April 16, 2026
Christian Travel Devotionals
Mediterranean Travel Devotional: Day 5 – Malta (1)
As I stood on the cliffs of Malta today, looking out over St. Paul’s Bay, I felt a little disappointed.
Gregory Scott
April 15, 2026
Christian Travel Devotionals
Mediterranean Travel Devotional: Day 4 – Rome
Imagine a castle, perhaps Balmoral. Then connect that building to ten others of similar size, separated by the occasional pool
Gregory Scott
April 14, 2026
Christian Travel Devotionals
Mediterranean Travel Devotional: Day 3 – Corsica
Napoleon. Napoleon. Napoleon. Everywhere we looked today in Ajaccio, Corsica, we saw Napoleon. Regardless of what you think of Napoleon,
Gregory Scott
April 13, 2026
Christian Travel Devotionals
Mediterranean Travel Devotional: Day 2 – Marseille
Marseille is like an attractive older woman with a lot of makeup. From the ship, anchored at the far end
Gregory Scott
April 10, 2026
Christian Travel Devotionals
Mediterranean Travel Devotional: Day 1 – Barcelona
We are starting a travel devotional tour today. If you’ve never followed along on one of these, here’s how it
Gregory Scott
April 9, 2026
Kingdom in Culture
What the Bible Says about the War with Iran
America and Israel have been at war with Iran now a little over a week. As they almost always do,
Gregory Scott
March 8, 2026
