A View To A Kill
“In the midst of the flame and the rack I have seen men not only not groan, that is little;
Gregory Scott
December 2, 2010
Category: Kingdom in Culture
What You Can Learn From Jesus’ Discipleship Of Peter
The daughter of a synagogue official had died. Jesus told the synagogue official not to be afraid but believe. Jesus
Gregory Scott
December 1, 2010
A Tip On Achieving Excellence
I’m hardwired as a disciplined learner. It’s the way I was created. As a result, I’ve been able to learn to
Gregory Scott
November 30, 2010
How To Know If You Are Legalistic
After rereading yesterday’s blog post, I became concerned I might be misinterpreted, that some of you might mistakenly think I
Gregory Scott
November 29, 2010
3 Things I Learned From Athletics
There is much talk in the U.S. about the importance of athletics and specifically how it builds character. Having played
Gregory Scott
November 28, 2010
The Key To Finding The Best Mate
When I was single, like most singles I hoped to get married one day. At some point, I began to
Gregory Scott
November 27, 2010
Seinfeld and Secular Hypocrisy
Seinfeld, they say, is life. The other day I was thinking about that episode where George Costanza,while working late one
Gregory Scott
November 26, 2010
I Want To Spend Money
It’s true. I want to spend money. It’s Black Friday, the sales are on, and I could buy new gadgets
Gregory Scott
November 26, 2010
A Thanksgiving Blog Post…Sort Of
I didn’t want to write the typical Thanksgiving blog post, you know, the one about how we should be thankful for what we
Gregory Scott
November 25, 2010
Rage Against The Machine – Part II
Yesterday I blogged about the new security measures in U.S. airports that offer the traveler the option of essentially appearing
Gregory Scott
November 24, 2010
Kingdom in Culture
Rage Against The Machine – Part I
The new security measures in U.S. airports offer the traveler the option of a full body scan that presents a
Gregory Scott
November 23, 2010
Economics For Dummies (Quantitative Easing)
I had decided maybe I was just dumb, but the more I read about the “quantitative easing” our government has
Gregory Scott
November 20, 2010
Disciple or Student?
The Stoic philosopher Seneca wrote, “…the road is long if one proceeds by way of precepts but short and effectual
Gregory Scott
November 19, 2010
On Discretion
Discretion is of late an unheralded virtue. To give the virtue its due, I herald it here. The definition of
Gregory Scott
November 18, 2010
Boethius On Congressman Rangel
Anicius Boethius (A.D. 480-524) was a Roman Christian philosopher who lived just after its last emperor was deposed. He had
Gregory Scott
November 17, 2010
Money And The Ministry
Jesus and his crew roll into Capernaum and before Peter can even get to his house the Temple tax police
Gregory Scott
November 15, 2010
Moral Incompetence
A story ran on the internet last week about Amazon.com offering for sale an eBook called The Pedophile’s Guide to Love
Gregory Scott
November 14, 2010
Jesus vs. Nostradamus
Nostradamus has never impressed me. His so-called prophecies are vague, obscure and he doesn’t say when they will come to pass. Jesus
Gregory Scott
November 12, 2010
Man Bites Dog
Maybe you saw this headline earlier this year, “Man Gets 15 Years After Trying to Break Into Jail.” Yes, you
Gregory Scott
November 11, 2010
Playing Your Own Game
My father used to tell me when I was learning to play golf competitively, “Play your own game.” What he meant was
Gregory Scott
November 10, 2010
