Are Prisons Biblical? – Part I
Are prisons Biblical? It may be a question you have never considered. I’m certain most people have not. Perhaps you
Gregory Scott
October 6, 2010
Evangelism Tips From Apostle Paul in Athens
When the Apostle Paul arrived in Athens, he probably didn’t know what to expect. Yet, it wasn’t too long before his
Gregory Scott
October 5, 2010
Movies For Teaching Worldview
When the Apostle Paul preached in Athens, he quoted Greek poets. (Acts 17:16-34). Paul was trying to connect with the
Gregory Scott
October 4, 2010
Jesus Heals the Paralytic: Proof of his Authority to Forgive Sins
As a trial lawyer, I make my living in evidence. So, this morning when I ran across the passage in
Gregory Scott
October 3, 2010
Unforgiveness: The Poison We Drink
Unforgiveness is poison. I was in a consultation recently with a client who was having a problem at work: a
Gregory Scott
October 1, 2010
Movie Review: Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps
“Greed is good,” according to the villain of the “victimless” crime, Gordon Gekko. Oliver Stone disagrees, and he makes sure
Gregory Scott
September 30, 2010
Three Beliefs that Hinder Effectiveness in the Kingdom of God: Dualism, Escapism, and Passivism
Presuppositions are foundational beliefs that are usually assumed and unexamined.They are generally not adopted as a result of study and
Gregory Scott
September 29, 2010
The Transformation of James and John
The transformation of James and John is a story little told because it does not appear in the Bible. Transformation
Gregory Scott
September 28, 2010
Old Testament Leadership Examples
Leadership is essential to the expansion of the kingdom of God on earth. It should be discussed more in Christian
Gregory Scott
September 26, 2010
On the Lordship of Jesus
I went to the grocery store yesterday to buy a tube of toothpaste. I was not thinking at the time
Gregory Scott
September 24, 2010
Prophecy of Daniel Regarding the Kingdom of God
I came across a fascinating find in the Book of Daniel regarding his prophecy about the kingdom of God. This
Gregory Scott
September 23, 2010
What I Learned About Trusting God From My Cat
I learned a valuable lesson from my cat about trusting God. Godfrey was not happy with me. It was time
Gregory Scott
September 22, 2010
On Islam and Pluralism
I don’t know if you read Nicholas Kristoff’s op-ed piece in the NY Times Saturday, Message To Muslims: I’m Sorry.
Gregory Scott
September 20, 2010
Is Intolerance Wrong?
There’s much talk today of the evils of intolerance. It’s the one thing our increasingly post-modern culture agrees is morally
Gregory Scott
September 18, 2010
Life in the Kingdom of God
On Trees And The Kingdom of God
Good communicators understand their audience. So, when Jesus spoke to an audience of Jewish people and told them the kingdom
Gregory Scott
September 16, 2010
Seneca and Christianity: Stoic Wisdom that reflects Christian Truth
Seneca (Lucius Annaeus Seneca or Seneca the Younger) was not an adherent to Christianity but a Stoic philosopher and writer.
Gregory Scott
September 15, 2010
Seneca’s Surprising Praise for Christian Response to Adversity
The first century Stoic philosopher, Seneca, made this comment about Christian response to adversity he had personally witnessed: “In the
Gregory Scott
September 14, 2010
Pee-Wee Herman on Original Sin and Spiritual Transformation
“You don’t want to get messed up with a guy like me. I’m a loner, Dottie, a rebel.” These are the
Gregory Scott
September 13, 2010
Four Reasons for Keeping the Sabbath
I love Sundays. In fact, Sunday is my favorite day of the week. I look forward to Sunday every week,
Gregory Scott
September 12, 2010
3 Clarifications About 9/11
Today there will be much talk about 9/11, its causes and the people involved. Because Truth is a virtue, it
Gregory Scott
September 11, 2010
