By Pete Briscoe
December 7, 2019
If you’re in any relationship, you know what it means to be hurt by something that is said or done—or something that isn’t said or done.
By Pete Briscoe
December 6, 2019
My wife and I went to a marriage counselor a number of years ago to get some help. He came back with a stinging diagnosis: We were “pretenders.”
By Pete Briscoe
December 5, 2019
Have you ever noticed that 1 Corinthians 13 tells you two things about what love is: Love is patient, love is kind. (13:4a)
And it tells you five things regarding what love is not:
By Pete Briscoe
December 4, 2019
Does choosing to lose come naturally to us? No way! Most of us struggle. We love to win, and we go to great lengths to avoid second place.
By Pete Briscoe
December 3, 2019
If choosing to lose inside your marriage relationship makes you feel a little nervous—if second place isn’t natural for you—I have great news:
By Pete Briscoe
December 2, 2019
Dr. Kelly Flanagan, a clinical psychologist and writer, wrote a blogpost titled “Marriage Is for Losers.” In it, he wrote, “If marriage is going to work, it needs to become a contest
By Pete Briscoe
December 1, 2019
When I was young, people would ask me, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” My first answer was the traditional fireman. Then, during adolescence
By Pete Briscoe
November 30, 2019
I have one question that—if asked every morning and lived out every day—could cause the most stagnant marriages to grow again.
By Pete Briscoe
November 29, 2019
A traditional Christian song resonates with a chorus reminding us, “They will know we are Christians by our love, by our love.” Others know we belong to Jesus
By Pete Briscoe
November 28, 2019
A while back I read this tweet from a teenager: “My love life will never be satisfactory until someone runs through an airport to stop me from getting on a flight.”