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Innocence lost to the ravenous wolves of life
James’ childhood was marked by survival instead of protection. He was left with emotional scars that were healed by truth and the word of God.
Mathew 7:15 Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravenous wolves."

Follow Jesus
Mathew 14:22-33 “Peter began to walk on a sea of turbulence, but began to sink when he looked away from Jesus.” When our troubles arise, we must keep our focus on Jesus rather than our troubles, or we will sink in the tribulation of life.

Vowing to protect mother
Despite his young age vow to protect his mother, a promise that fueled his journey.

A sword to battle through life
Hebrews 4:12 God mentions the Bible to be Alive and powerful, a sharp sword able to pierce through soul and spirit, bone and marrow, discerning thoughts and the intent of the heart.

Pathway to Heaven
The word of God is a pathway to heaven, and false, deceptive teachings are a pathway to hell.

John3-3-7
When we are born, we are born into darkness. We must be born again to see the kingdom of God.

Finding Light
James Scott faced intense religious control and confusion that left him feeling trapped and fearful. Over time, he questioned those beliefs and found a new, personal light, embracing freedom, self-discovery, and his own spiritual truth.

God's plan
God sees our road of life from birth to death. God may decide to steer us on a harder road to keep us safe, which will give us longevity, peace, and joy.

Pepper's tragic story: a dog's loyalty and pain
James’s story of man’s best friend, named Pepper a heartbreaking story of loyalty and pain.

Progression in life is a choice
IT’S OUR CHOICE HOW HIGH WE WANT TO CLIMB THE MOUNTAIN OF LIFE. We create our own reality and future through our decisions.

From friendship to enemies
James offers a powerful glimpse into his youth marked by cruelty and pain. Where survival, courage and strength, and youthful fortitude.

Mathew 16:24 title Carrying the cross of Christ
Jesus says to take up his cross and follow him, emphasizing following him to the point of enduring hardships, sacrifices, and even death.
Let’s Connect
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