Why America Failed in Afghanistan
Well it’s over. We lost in Afghanistan. The Afghanis decided to continue to cling to their guns and Korans rather
Gregory Scott
August 18, 2021
Tag: Current Events
Some Kingdom History on Vaccines
As we brace for the battle that is sure to come as vaccination becomes available to the general population, I
Gregory Scott
February 21, 2021
Why Evangelicals Should Support Trump’s Conviction
Donald Trump has become the first president in history to be impeached twice. This doesn’t seem to bother most of
Gregory Scott
January 16, 2021
On Conspiracies and Jericho Marches
Yesterday in Washington D.C. there was apparently a prayer march. I must have missed the memo, or the GSB research
Gregory Scott
December 13, 2020
On Protest and Rebellion
I live downtown in one of the largest cities in America. My wife and I have watched from our home
Gregory Scott
June 10, 2020
For White People Only: A Hypothetical on Race and the Church
What if: America had been founded by black people from Africa; Those black people captured white people from Europe and
Gregory Scott
June 7, 2020
How To Not Commit Adultery
Adultery is an unpleasant subject. The secular world, attempting to assuage its collective conscious, deals with this unpleasant subject by
Gregory Scott
August 17, 2018
Las Vegas Shooter Was a Loner
In Genesis, Chapter 3, the Lord said, “It is not good for the man to be alone.” It’s almost as
Gregory Scott
October 15, 2017
Interpreting Hurricanes
On August 26, 2017, I wrote about the recent eclipse. I ended the post by stating that because we can
Gregory Scott
September 11, 2017
Same-Sex Marriage, America, and the Kingdom—3
Same-sex marriage is here for the present in America. The question is where does it go from here? There are
Gregory Scott
July 5, 2015
Same-Sex Marriage, America, and the Kingdom—2
In the previous post I attempted to provide some perspective following the Supreme Court’s recent decision on same-sex marriage. Still,
Gregory Scott
July 4, 2015
A Thought On Trendy Morality
A week ago Friday, I wrenched my neck rolling over in bed. I know, its pathetic, but I’m told these
Gregory Scott
June 30, 2013
Something to Remember on Memorial Day
It’s Memorial Day in the United States of America. Memorial Day was originally instituted to commemorate the sacrifices of those
Gregory Scott
May 27, 2013
What Sergio Garcia Can Learn From Jesus
Watching the recent feud between Sergio Garcia and Tiger Woods is like watching a car wreck: I don’t want to
Gregory Scott
May 26, 2013
Why The Media Didn’t Report On Abortionist Trial
If you haven’t heard, earlier this week a jury convicted abortionist Kermit Gosnell for murdering babies born alive after he
Gregory Scott
May 16, 2013
On The Cleveland Sex-Slave Case
Like most of America, I was shocked to see the news about the three girls who had been kept as
Gregory Scott
May 11, 2013
Initial Thoughts On Boston Bombings
Well, the news is still coming in, but it is looking now like we are watching another episode of Muslims
Gregory Scott
April 19, 2013
Lightening Strikes The Vatican
You may have heard last week that the Pope announced he will resign in a few weeks. This is big
Gregory Scott
February 19, 2013
Response: The So-Called “Right-to-Die”
So, I received an email from an attorney friend of mine implicitly endorsing the so-called “right-to-die.” It contained a statement
Gregory Scott
February 9, 2013
How Jesus Helped Me See Discrimination
I am Caucasian. Growing up Caucasian, I never experienced discrimination because of my race. I was raised in a fairly
Gregory Scott
January 20, 2013
