By Pete Briscoe
September 11, 2018
The horse ride that I had taken with my family through the wilderness of Texas was nearly a perfect day.
By Pete Briscoe
September 10, 2018
One morning, I drove my family into the raw beauty of east Texas where a close friend of mine was waiting with a trailer of horses, saddled and ready to go.
By Pete Briscoe
September 9, 2018
When we are living by the law rather than by grace, when we are walking in the flesh rather than the Spirit, it is so natural to judge others to justify ourselves.
By Pete Briscoe
September 8, 2018
Close your eyes for a moment, and imagine into the future. Seriously, close your eyes and imagine. Think ahead to the moment when you will live out 2 Corinthians 5:10
By Pete Briscoe
September 7, 2018
Jesus loved to tell stories. His parables are great because you'll just be reading along in the story, and you think you understand what He's getting at, when all of a sudden, “Smack.”
By Pete Briscoe
September 6, 2018
Bible passages like 2 Corinthians 5 are packed. They overflow with meaning. Nearly every word can have deep impact on how we anticipate something like the judgment of Christ.
By Pete Briscoe
September 5, 2018
Everybody wants to be known. Isn't there at least a little bit of us that envies the movie star and the rockstar? Yeah, bring on the red carpet. Bring on the Grammy. Bring on the fame.
By Pete Briscoe
September 4, 2018
Judgment is not a four-letter word. But if you use it in some Christian circles, people are going to act like you're swearing right there in front of God and everybody. Sure, we all prefer words like love...
By Pete Briscoe
September 3, 2018
If you're like me, there are some appointments that you would just as soon not keep. The dentist for a root canal, the accountant for taxes, the doctor for the famous “after 50” physical….
By Pete Briscoe
September 2, 2018
When I was in fifth grade, I had to transfer elementary schools. That doesn't sound like that big of a thing, but for a little, scrawny, diminutive fifth-grade boy it was terrifying. The first day I was at school...