John Scott III
Coaching & Discipling
John Scott III coaches men with a focus in career, family and life. John desires to serve as a catalyst in shepherding men in all areas of their journeys as well as assisting them in identifying their spiritual gifts and talents for the purpose of activating those gifts in the world for God’s glory.
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John Scott III joined The Center in January of 2014 after a 14-year banking career at Regions Bank. Throughout his time at Regions, John worked in both the retail and wealth advisory groups in various management and leadership roles. John has a passion for leading and helping men grow in a relationship with Jesus Christ. He spends his time at The Center facilitating several Bible studies for men in their 20’s, 30’s and 40’s. He also leads men in one-on-one coaching and investigative studies. These studies focus on topics and themes from Scripture relevant to the life of a man, in hope of equipping them to practically apply Biblical truth in day-to-day life. These weekly studies provide an avenue for men to “spur one another on” as brothers in Christ.
Education
- Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations, Auburn University, 1999
- Masters in Business Administration, Samford University, 2007
Family
He is married to Hayden and they have three young boys.
The Slow, Steady Change of a Man
/0 Comments/in Personal Growth, Scripture, Spiritual Truth John Scott III Blog /by John Scott IIIIn her book Walking in the Dust of Rabbi Jesus, Lois Tverberg retells the following story about a famous first century rabbi named Rabbi Akiva: “One day as Rabbi was shepherding his flocks of sheep, he noticed a tiny stream trickling down a hillside, dripping over a ledge on its way toward the river below. […]
Fool’s Gold
/0 Comments/in Personal Growth, Scripture, Spiritual Truth John Scott III Blog /by John Scott IIIIron pyrite is a well known mineral that has been in use for centuries. In fact, it is believed to have been used during the Roman Empire as a sparking element to start fires. Pyrite even enjoyed brief popularity in the 16th and 17th centuries as a source of ignition in early firearms. But where […]
The Principle of Overflow
/0 Comments/in Personal Growth, Scripture John Scott III Blog /by John Scott IIIPastor Matthew Mitchell writes about a simple principal in his book Resisting Gossip that deserves some careful consideration as it relates to wisdom. The “principle of overflow” is a very basic principle but its impact is many times unrealized. Imagine pouring water from a pitcher into a bottle and then pouring that bottle of water out on […]
Casting Seed
/0 Comments/in Scripture, Spiritual Truth John Scott III Blog /by John Scott IIIMother Teresa of Calcutta (1910-1997), the Roman Catholic nun who lived most of her life in the poverty of India, is long remembered and admired as someone who quietly gave of herself to so many people in need during her lifetime. She wholeheartedly served anyone in whom God put into her field of vision. Towards […]
Making a Change?
/0 Comments/in Personal Growth John Scott III Blog /by John Scott IIISinger, recording artist and entertainer Michael Jackson won over 700 music awards in his career. Many of his most popular songs we remember growing up- “Billy Jean” , “Beat It”, “Bad” and “Thriller” just to name a few. But one song that many people forget about, turned out to be the number one song that […]
Embracing the Wait
/0 Comments/in Inspiration, Personal Growth John Scott III Blog /by John Scott IIIOn one occasion, while Jesus was eating with them, He gave them this command: “Do not leave Jerusalem, but wait for the gift my Father promised, which you have heard me speak about. For John baptized with water, but in a few days you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit.” Acts 1:4-5 In January, […]