Kingdom in Culture
Was Charlie Kirk a Martyr or a Racist?
Was Charlie Kirk a racist? Was Charlie Kirk a martyr? These are the two questions people seem to be asking,
Gregory Scott
October 5, 2025
Tag: Current Events
Kingdom in Culture
A Christian Response to the Jimmy Kimmel Suspension
I debated whether to weigh in on the Jimmy Kimmel suspension and provide a response from a Christian perspective. If
Gregory Scott
October 1, 2025
Work
What was Wrong about Bishop Mariann Budde’s Sermon to President Trump
What was Wrong about the Washington D.C. bishop’s sermon to President Trump? f you have been following this blog for
Gregory Scott
January 23, 2025
Kingdom in Culture
What Evangelicals and LGBTQers Must Agree On
It is becoming clear the defining moral issue of the younger generation is sexual identity. It is also clear that
Gregory Scott
September 25, 2024
Work
On Feeling God’s Pleasure in our Work
This year is the 100th anniversary of Eric Liddell’s 1924 gold medal performance in the Paris Olympics, later memorialized in
Gregory Scott
July 29, 2024
Kingdom in Culture
Did God’s Save Trump from Assassination?
Did God save Donald Trump from assassination in Pennsylvania? When I first read about the attempted assassination of Donald Trump,
Gregory Scott
July 28, 2024
Kingdom in Culture
A Kingdom View of Memorial Day
A Kingdom View of Memorial Day: As I’ve grown older and walked deeper with Jesus in the kingdom of God,
Gregory Scott
May 27, 2024
Kingdom in Culture
Movie Review: Ferrari
A character study we didn’t need In this movie review, Ferrari, I should probably start by making it clear that
Gregory Scott
April 7, 2024
Sanctification
C.S Lewis on Politics and His Ministry
C.S Lewis on Politics and His Ministry: We are in the middle of a political season, and I already feel
Gregory Scott
April 1, 2024
Trading the Gospel for Politics
I have a relative who is a Christian and constantly posts on Facebook derogatory comments about Joe Biden and and
Gregory Scott
February 20, 2023
Kingdom in Culture
Movie Review: Babylon
Movie Review: Babylon. I have reviewed many movies here, but I rarely mention whether a movie has nudity, sexually explicit
Gregory Scott
January 2, 2023
The Death of Roe v. Wade
I have to admit, I didn’t think I would see it in my lifetime. I had hoped, and hopefully done
Gregory Scott
June 28, 2022
The Great Evangelical Brainwashing
Brainwashing is a terrible thing. It’s what happens when a person is exposed to only one point of view and
Gregory Scott
April 2, 2022
Reaction to Will Smith Slapping Chris Rock at Oscars
From a purely practical perspective what happened at last night’s Oscars was truly ironic. Chris Rock was wrong to say
Gregory Scott
March 28, 2022
2022 Academy Award Nominees for Best Picture
It’s that time of year again, and in preparation for it, I provided a kingdom-based framework for evaluating movies. No,
Gregory Scott
March 27, 2022
The Russian Orthodox Church and the Invasion of Ukraine
It’s no secret the Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church has supported Vladimir Putin and his barbaric invasion of Ukraine.
Gregory Scott
March 12, 2022
Kingdom Lessons from The Saudi Golf League Controversy
If you don’t follow professional golf, you probably haven’t heard. There is a new professional golf tour being backed by
Gregory Scott
February 20, 2022
The Sovereignty of God in the Christmas Story
“Now in those days a decree went out from Caesar Augustus, that a census be taken of all the inhabited
Gregory Scott
December 24, 2021
Kingdom in Culture
Movie Review: Red Notice
An entertaining plot The Wife and I watched the movie, Red Notice, tonight. It’s not going to win any Academy
Gregory Scott
December 8, 2021
Colonial Slaveholders, Nazi Lutherans, and Modern Evangelicals
The church has made some terrible choices throughout history for which it has paid dearly. American Christians choosing economics (slavery)
Gregory Scott
November 28, 2021
