By Pete Briscoe
December 30, 2020
Researchers have determined that advertisers bombard us with approximately 2,000,000,007 messages a day telling us to buy, buy, buy. Then there’s the news channels telling us to worry, worry, worry
By Pete Briscoe
December 29, 2020
Most of our New Year’s resolutions don’t survive through Valentine’s Day. By then, it’s too late to cancel the year-long contract at the gym, the budget is blown by a couple extra dinners out a week
By Pete Briscoe
December 28, 2020
The big problem with New Year’s resolutions is that they begin with the two words, “I will…” Mustering all of the sincerity and dedication that we’re capable of, we determine...
By Pete Briscoe
December 27, 2020
Congratulations! By the mere fact that you’re reading this devotional today, you’ve obviously negotiated your way through the holiday season without dying.
By Pete Briscoe
December 26, 2020
The Christmas story begins with a message from the angel Gabriel to a young girl with nothing to give except her faith in the promise...
By Pete Briscoe
December 25, 2020
For hundreds of years, the world has been in a culture war for possession of Christmas Day. It’s worth noting that December 25 was originally an ancient pagan holiday...
By Pete Briscoe
December 24, 2020
I have to be honest, I really do love the holiday called Christmas. Churches are a beehive of activity. Homes are a menagerie of laughter and friends and family. I love the food...
By Pete Briscoe
December 23, 2020
Christmas songs tell us this is “The hap-happiest time of the year! With much mistletoeing and hearts that are glowing when loved ones are near!” Psychologists, on the other hand...
By Pete Briscoe
December 22, 2020
Learning who we are in Christ is a lifelong process. 24/7/365… and class doesn’t dismiss over the holidays. In fact, there are facets to the biblical account...
By Pete Briscoe
December 21, 2020
This Christmas, remember that the true value of a gift depends on how you measure it. Sure, a gift with a large price tag might seem more valuable, but only by the world’s standards.