By Pete Briscoe
June 12, 2019
The Pharisees were a great example of tidy people trying to make tidy clones. Because they didn’t identify as sinners, they had no need for a Savior.
By Pete Briscoe
June 11, 2019
Jesus isn’t repelled by our messiness. In fact, He has this habit of throwing open the doors of love to messy people. He did it all the time.
By Pete Briscoe
June 10, 2019
The Church has lots of well-intended but callous advice for messy people. To people who have lost everything—marriage, children, health, or jobs—
By Pete Briscoe
June 9, 2019
Remember being in college and finding out your mom was coming to visit? Your dorm room was clean in less than 10 minutes. Sure, everything
By Pete Briscoe
June 8, 2019
You know what’s great about lonely places? No one can hear you talk out loud. When Luke writes that Jesus withdrew and prayed,
By Pete Briscoe
June 7, 2019
Jesus often withdrew to lonely places and prayed. (Luke 5:16) We aren’t asking, “What would Jesus do?” but “What will Jesus do—in us and through us?”
By Pete Briscoe
June 6, 2019
What’s desperately needed, scheduled but often ignored, bypassed, and snubbed? Then necessity calls—yet we still avoid it, crash, and stall?
By Pete Briscoe
June 5, 2019
In Luke 5, Jesus was in a town preaching the message of God’s acceptance to anyone who would listen. During this time, a man with a skin disease came to Jesus
By Pete Briscoe
June 4, 2019
When I was younger, I spent a lot of time with my dad. Every Friday was our day off, and many Fridays we’d book the first tee time of the morning.
By Pete Briscoe
June 3, 2019
Don’t hesitate to invite someone into ministry. This is especially true if you’re a leader or mentor. What qualifies you as a leader or mentor?