Will You Sacrifice Your Calling For Comfort?
“Then it happened in the spring, at the time when kings go out to battle, that David sent Joab and
Gregory Scott
November 9, 2010
Category: Kingdom in Culture
Seeing The Big Picture
The wife and I were at a local sports bar tonight with Tennessee alumni watching the Volunteers play Memphis. The
Gregory Scott
November 6, 2010
What Man Wants And What Man Should Want
I think I’ve figured out what every person really wants. If we were really honest, we would have to admit
Gregory Scott
November 5, 2010
What Witches Think of Halloween
I have to admit, I’m probably like most other American Christians. I recognize Halloween is the celebration of death, fear
Gregory Scott
October 31, 2010
The History of Halloween
I like history, and since tomorrow is Halloween, I thought you might be interested in how Halloween came to be.
Gregory Scott
October 30, 2010
Ten People I’d Most Like To Meet
I’ve met some interesting people. Some are well-known: Sean Connery, Bobby Knight, and Arnold Palmer come to mind. The ones who’ve had
Gregory Scott
October 28, 2010
Why Goodness Can’t be the Standard for Going to Heaven
It’s what everybody thinks until they read the Bible: “If I’m good enough the Lord will let me into heaven.”
Gregory Scott
October 27, 2010
Muslims On Planes
Like me, you probably saw last week that NPR fired Juan Williams. They fired him for stating on Fox that
Gregory Scott
October 25, 2010
What Personality Has To Do With Destiny
Last week I attended a fundraiser for a local judge. On the way there it occurred to me what an
Gregory Scott
October 17, 2010
On Use of the Word “Gay”
CNN’s Anderson Cooper is worked up because of the use of the word “gay” in the trailer for Vince Vaughn’s
Gregory Scott
October 9, 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
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
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
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
Lessons From Threatened Book Burning
Pastor Terry Jones’s 15 minutes of fame has stretched into a reality tv mini-series. If you haven’t heard the latest,
Gregory Scott
September 10, 2010
My Conversion
My conversion started about a year and a half ago, when I began to notice some of the people I knew
Gregory Scott
September 9, 2010
G.K. Chesterton Quotes
Here are some quotes from G.K. Chesterton, one smart dude and a fabulous writer: “If there were no God, there
Gregory Scott
September 7, 2010
A Different Approach To The Issue Of Abortion
With health care at the forefront of the public debate, the issue of abortion is back in the news again.
Gregory Scott
August 31, 2010
Why It Matters If You Think President Obama Is Muslim
I trust if you’ve been reading this blog for a while, you know I don’t think Republicans or Democrats have
Gregory Scott
August 29, 2010
On the Pastor who Tried to Burn Qurans
Perhaps you’ve read about the pastor who plans on publicly burning a Quran on September 11, 2010. Unfortunately, he’s received
Gregory Scott
August 28, 2010
