Kingdom People: Resident Aliens
Resident aliens are common to earthly kingdoms. A resident alien is a person who resides in a nation where he
Gregory Scott
July 10, 2010
Category: Life in the Kingdom of God
The Byzantines: The First Christian Empire
It began on Monday May 11, 330, when it was officially founded by Constantine the Great, and it ended on
Gregory Scott
July 8, 2010
The Biblical Basis for Racial Harmony
One of the things I love about my church is we are truly diverse. In fact, if you were to
Gregory Scott
July 1, 2010
The Evidence for Miracles
The evidence for miracles is probably stronger than you think. The Apostle Paul said the kingdom of God was not
Gregory Scott
June 28, 2010
The Territory Of The Kingdom, Part III
Here’s something interesting about the territory of the kingdom of God: it can be mobile. This shouldn’t be that surprising.
Gregory Scott
June 26, 2010
The Territory Of The Kingdom, Part II
So, how can one know what earthly territory is the territory of the kingdom of God? Defining the Territory of
Gregory Scott
June 25, 2010
The Territory Of The Kingdom, Part I
All earthly kingdoms have territory. Without territory, one could hardly call something a kingdom. A kingdom, by definition, is “a
Gregory Scott
June 24, 2010
A Biblical View of Justice
The Bible says the kingdom of God is established and upheld by justice and righteousness. (Isaiah 9:7). Speaking prophetically of Jesus, Isaiah
Gregory Scott
June 22, 2010
The Martyrdom of Polycarp
Clint Eastwood’s Dirty Harry character has always been one of my favorites because he is all courage and cool. He’s famous for
Gregory Scott
June 19, 2010
The Conversion of Norway
In yesterday’s blog post, Kingdom History: 1000 A.D., I mentioned that a number of conversions of European leaders leading up to
Gregory Scott
June 17, 2010
The End of the World: 1000 A.D.?
If you had been living in Europe at the end of the first millennium, would you have thought it was
Gregory Scott
June 16, 2010
What’s Wrong With The World, Part I
Ever wonder what’s wrong with the world? Here’s the answer from a kingdom perspective. I will have to give it
Gregory Scott
June 13, 2010
How The Destruction of Jerusalem Helped the Church
The destruction of Jerusalem was one of the most significant events not only in Jewish history but in history of
Gregory Scott
June 12, 2010
Tiberius Caesar on King Jesus
Tiberius was Caesar during Jesus’ Earthly Ministry Tiberius Caesar was Roman Emperor from AD 14-37, that is, during the earthly ministry
Gregory Scott
June 9, 2010
Life in the Kingdom of God
Against A Christian Counter-Culture
Against A Christian Counter-Culture: I have to admit I’ve never been excited about the idea of “Christian” music, “Christian” movies,
Gregory Scott
June 8, 2010
How Your Job is Integral to the Kingdom of God
“I just wish I didn’t have to work so much so I could have more time for ministry.” It’s a
Gregory Scott
June 7, 2010
Psalm 22’s Reference to the Kingdom of God
The New Testament, and particularly the Gospels, are filled with references to the kingdom of God. In the Old Testament
Gregory Scott
June 5, 2010
Truett Cathy: Kingdom Hero
The kingdom of God is functioning as it should when Christians in earthly positions of authority execute their responsibilities in
Gregory Scott
June 3, 2010
The Benefits of Kingdom Citizenship
I’m a citizen of the United States of America. Unfortunately, it’s something I too often take for granted. There are
Gregory Scott
May 31, 2010
Kingdom History 1453-1455: The Fall of Constantinople and Invention of the Printing Press
The Fall of Constantinople For 1,100 years Constantinople was the capital of Christianity. It was the repository for Christian treasures,
Gregory Scott
May 28, 2010
