Early Christian, Medieval Travel Journal-Day 5
Today was a free day. Even on these study tours we have free days so each can go their separate
Gregory Scott
September 4, 2022
Tag: History
Early Christian, Medieval Travel Journal-Day 4
At 9:15 a.m. we were back at the entrance to the Domus Aurea, and this time there was a tour
Gregory Scott
September 3, 2022
Early Christian, Medieval Travel Journal-Day 3
Everything I’m about to tell you about what happened to us today is true. It’s not “based on a true
Gregory Scott
September 2, 2022
Early Christian, Medieval Travel Journal-Day 2
The Battle of the Milvian Bridge is a turning point in history, ranking up there with the Exodus, the Reformation,
Gregory Scott
September 1, 2022
Early Christian, Medieval Travel Journal-Day 1
Day one of the GSB Early Christian, Medieval Travel Tour consisted of 10 hours of flying, nearly as many hours
Gregory Scott
August 31, 2022
Prologue: Early Christian, Medieval Travel Journal
Well, the time has arrived for our departure on the GSB Early Christian, Medieval Travel Tour. We are headed to
Gregory Scott
August 30, 2022
Kingdom Hero: Theodosius I
Theodosius I , a/k/a Theodosius the Great, was emperor of the Byzantine Empire from 379 A.D. to 395 A.D. The
Gregory Scott
July 30, 2022
Reading List for Early Christian, Medieval Travel Journal
In keeping with GSB tradition, here is reading list for the upcoming Early Christian, Medieval Travel Journal on which the
Gregory Scott
July 29, 2022
Announcement: Upcoming GSB Tour
I am formally announcing our upcoming GSB tour which will take place later this summer. This tour has been scheduled
Gregory Scott
July 28, 2022
What If Jesus Doesn’t Return for 500,000 Years?
If you have followed this blog for a while, you know that I have little grace for those who try
Gregory Scott
May 5, 2022
The Backstory To Paul’s Athens Visit
When the Apostle Paul preached in Athens, he probably had no idea who was in his audience, but when he
Gregory Scott
May 4, 2022
Is Jesus Coming or Going in Matthew 24?
In reading the Book of Daniel, I was reminded of a misconception I used to have about something Jesus told
Gregory Scott
May 2, 2022
How the Church Prevailed Against the Gates Of Hades
Jesus, Peter and the crew were in Caesarea Philippi, a city in the northern part of Israel, and Jesus decides
Gregory Scott
April 30, 2022
Sanctification
On Palm Sunday and Jesus Cleansing the Temple
Setting the scene Palm Sunday is the celebration of Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem, but it also the day of
Gregory Scott
April 10, 2022
A Curious Common Denominator of Great Men
I read a lot of biographies. I’ve been particularly interested in the lives of Kingdom heroes who have changed to
Gregory Scott
April 5, 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
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
Faith in the Pandemic
I’ve wearied of hearing believers complain about the pandemic, spin conspiracy theories to pretend it doesn’t exist, embrace flaky click-bait
Gregory Scott
December 19, 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
Rating the Evangelical Church’s Pandemic Performance
Over the last 18 months, I have become a student of plagues, partly out of curiosity and partly out of
Gregory Scott
September 25, 2021
