Best Books I Read in 2020
1. The Everlasting Man, G.K. Chesterton. G.K. Chesterton is the greatest writer you’ve never heard of, and if you have
Gregory Scott
January 1, 2021
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What You Missed By Not Reading A Christmas Carol
The Wife and I have been watching a different Christmas movie each evening in the run-up to Christmas. In the
Gregory Scott
December 24, 2020
Kingdom in Culture
The Meaning of the Manger
One of the most common tools of filmmakers used to convey the message of the movie is the symbol. What
Gregory Scott
December 19, 2020
On Vagrancy
I’ve written a number of times now on vagrancy. I’ve done so because it’s a problem that before the pandemic
Gregory Scott
December 18, 2020
On Conspiracies and Jericho Marches
Yesterday in Washington D.C. there was apparently a prayer march. I must have missed the memo, or the GSB research
Gregory Scott
December 13, 2020
Calling vs. Kingdom in Finding Meaning in Work
Not every one gets to do the job they feel they are ultimately called to do. Even those who do,
Gregory Scott
December 6, 2020
Chesterton on Changing the World
On a Christian’s attitude toward the world: “Can he hate it enough to change it, and yet love it enough
Gregory Scott
November 28, 2020
Advice to Justin Bieber Regarding Hillsong Pastor Scandal
The Biebs is reportedly pissed, and he has every right to be. His pastor, Carl Lentz, has apparently confessed to
Gregory Scott
November 27, 2020
Thanksgiving With Cotton Mather
I’ve just finished two biographies on Cotton Mather and purchased a third. Cotton Mather is likely one of the greatest
Gregory Scott
November 26, 2020
What Will Make America Great Again
After four years of President Donald Trump’s leadership, is America great again? That is not intended to be a partisan
Gregory Scott
November 21, 2020
Why Intolerance is the Answer to Racism
There is much said about intolerance, and much of it is wrong. As I’ve written here before, intolerance in-and-of-itself is
Gregory Scott
November 1, 2020
A Kingdom Response to COVID-19
We are in the midst of a pandemic. And while history is no stranger to plagues and pandemics, we have
Gregory Scott
October 31, 2020
On Covid Conspiracies
I’ve had the disheartening task of trying to reason with two of my closest family members over the last few
Gregory Scott
July 4, 2020
Will This Be The Church’s Covid-19 Legacy?
The news coming out about church services becoming super-spreader events for COVID-19 would be comical if they weren’t so tragic.
Gregory Scott
June 16, 2020
Glorifying God in your Work
Growing up in a religious culture can cause us to become inoculated to the meaning of certain religious words, especially
Gregory Scott
June 14, 2020
A Caricature of God
A few years ago a very talented teacher of the Bible named Rob Bell went off the reservation with his
Gregory Scott
June 11, 2020
On Protest and Rebellion
I live downtown in one of the largest cities in America. My wife and I have watched from our home
Gregory Scott
June 10, 2020
For White People Only: A Hypothetical on Race and the Church
What if: America had been founded by black people from Africa; Those black people captured white people from Europe and
Gregory Scott
June 7, 2020
Jesus on Racism
The Jews in the first century were prejudiced against Samaritans. The Samaritans were remnants of the Northern kingdom of Israel,
Gregory Scott
May 30, 2020
Church Services During The Pandemic?
Should churches be holding worship services in the midst of the pandemic? I don’t think it’s a hard question. But
Gregory Scott
May 24, 2020
