Author: Gregory Scott

An Unexpected Air Adventure

So, today The Wife and I got back on a plane for the first time since the pandemic started. This

On Juneteenth

“So enormous, so dreadful, so irremediable did the [slave] trade’s wickedness appear that my own mind was completely made up

Movie Review: The Mauritanian
Kingdom in Culture

Movie Review: The Mauritanian

The story of Mohamedou Ould Slahi A movie review of The Mauritanian needs to start with this thought: Some movies

A Divine Appointment

As you know if you follow this blog, I am a trial lawyer. About fifteen years ago, I represented a

What Your Work Says About You

“The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands.” Psalm 19:1. God’s work discloses

On How to Truly Live

“None but a good man is really a living man; and the more good any man does, the more he

Movie review: Nomadland
Kingdom in Culture

Movie Review: Nomadland

This is a message movie As an introduction to this movie review on Nomadland, I should mention that I like

Avoiding Media Brainwashing

I just finished reading an excellent biography of Cato, not Inspector Clouseau’s Cato but Rome’s Marcus Porcius Cato a/k/a Cato

Should Christians Wear Masks?

Have Christians gone crazy? I ask this question seriously and not rhetorically. Maybe it’s the pandemic. Actually, I am sure

What Are You Reading?

Last year I fell short again of my goal of reading 50 books in a year. It’s a lofty goal

Some Kingdom History on Vaccines

As we brace for the battle that is sure to come as vaccination becomes available to the general population, I

Was Donald Trump a Cyrus?

I was in a relatively small group of people in September 2016 before the election when a prominent Evangelical leader

On the Insurrection

Yes….an insurrection. A Republican insurrection. Republicans Gone Wild. Republicans breaking and entering, forcibly taking over a government building, and injuring

On the Election

Well, apart from the fallout from an insurrection and a possible upcoming impeachment all the drama from the election may