By Pete Briscoe
October 13, 2019
I'm a quick learner. Pain does that to you. At least, it should.
By Pete Briscoe
October 13, 2019
A couple years ago I wrote a book based on the Apostle's Creed entitled Belief Matters. I liked the double meaning in that title.
By Pete Briscoe
October 13, 2019
One sister is working her tail off in the kitchen, while the other is curled up at the feet of Jesus, in a room full of men, listening to the rabbi teach.
By Pete Briscoe
October 12, 2019
Favoritism creates disposable humans. We see it in every war, in the Holocaust, in the Middle East, and in our own neighborhoods. In Jesus’ day
By Pete Briscoe
October 11, 2019
Have you ever heard a prayer that sounded more like a punch? Imagine this: Every morning, many Orthodox Jewish men would pray a prayer that went like this...
By Pete Briscoe
October 10, 2019
I had a friend in college who grew up in a small Southern town. The elders at his church—every single one—were members of the Klu Klux Klan. The two largest deacons
By Pete Briscoe
October 9, 2019
My kids used to come up and ask me, “Dad, who’s your favorite?” I would answer the same way every time: “You’re all my favorite.” They would walk away disappointed.
By Pete Briscoe
October 8, 2019
Is there anything wrong with reading your Bible every day? Of course not.
Is there anything wrong with wanting to pray every day? Of course not.
By Pete Briscoe
October 7, 2019
When I talk about law and grace, there are always those who say, “But Pete, the law is the foundation and grace is the building. The Old Testament is law
By Pete Briscoe
October 6, 2019
God doesn’t grade on the curve. You don’t get a break because you think you are doing better than others, and a 99 percent on your review isn’t going to get you promoted