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
Kingdom History: The Plague of Justinian
Justinian was emperor of the Byzantine Empire from 527 A.D. to 565 A.D. Justinian ruled from Constantinople, the capital of
Gregory Scott
May 16, 2020
Kingdom History: The Plague of Cyprian
Most people would say having a plague named after you is not something you’d hope for. But all things considered
Gregory Scott
May 14, 2020
On Cheating in Baseball and Marriage
I watched last fall with some fascination the scandal that engulfed the Houston Astros after their sign-stealing scheme was exposed.
Gregory Scott
May 9, 2020
3 Lessons From The Linens
Easter is my favorite day of the year. It’s the day we celebrate Jesus’ victory over sin and death. It’s
Gregory Scott
April 12, 2020
Trusting v. Testing the Lord in the Pandemic
I have some very close Christian friends who are still gathering with others and going about their business despite shelter-in-place
Gregory Scott
April 8, 2020
Christian Conduct in a Pandemic
I’ve already written here on a what I believe to be the big-picture Kingdom perspective on the COVID-19 pandemic. But
Gregory Scott
April 7, 2020
A Kingdom Perspective on the Pandemic–Part 2
Pain is an unwelcome friend. Nobody likes it when it shows up, but it is often the alarm that tells
Gregory Scott
March 29, 2020
A Kingdom Perspective on the Pandemic–Part I
Christians have responded in different ways to the COVID-19 pandemic. Some have made their response an issue of faith, as
Gregory Scott
March 29, 2020
Why We Have to Wait for the Lord
Earlier this year a friend prayed for me. In the midst of the prayer he stopped and told me he
Gregory Scott
January 6, 2020
Viking Travel Journal––Epilogue
On the plane on the way back home, I watched the movie,Tolkien. I enjoyed the movie, and highly recommend it.
Gregory Scott
August 17, 2019
Viking Travel Journal––Day 15
Reykjavik is a genuine city. Unfortunately we only had one day here. Our excursion was well-chosen. So many had signed
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August 13, 2019
Viking Travel Journal––Day 14
Paradise started in a garden (Genesis 1-3), but it end in a city (Revelation 21:2). Maybe that’s why I am
Gregory Scott
August 11, 2019
Viking Travel Journal––Day 13
Yesterday I wrote about the pagan chieftain who was instrumental in Iceland adopting Christianity. His name is Thorgeir Ljosvetningagodi. If
Gregory Scott
August 10, 2019
Viking Travel Journal––Day 12
Not every swing is a hit. Some are strikes. Seydisfjordur, Iceland was a complete whiff…at least for me. The length
Gregory Scott
August 9, 2019
Viking Travel Journal––Day 11
Today was another day at sea as we travelled from the Faroe Islands toward Iceland. There were three lectures today.
Gregory Scott
August 8, 2019
