By Pete Briscoe
August 1, 2019
Marching has its purposes in the military and in bands, but in Christianity, it can kill you. It kills your joy, it kills your energy, and it kills your passion for Jesus
By Pete Briscoe
July 31, 2019
I marched our church right into 2007. Then we got caught in a crossfire of our own making, as our congregation faced its inner turmoil.
By Pete Briscoe
July 30, 2019
When I went to Dallas to pastor, I was a diligent marcher and I was good at it. When we arrived, the church was already marching. You could call it a family-oriented march.
By Pete Briscoe
July 29, 2019
I want to invite you to a dance. I know that’s not normal. But dancing isn’t normal either. I mean, why would someone leave the predictable security of life...
By Pete Briscoe
July 28, 2019
Nate should have been playing on the school’s sports teams. He was the best athlete in our high school, but some of his choices disqualified him. So instead
By Pete Briscoe
July 27, 2019
Thirty-some years ago, while on a mission trip in the Philippines with my basketball team, I was given a visual lesson in loving those I considered to be social strata
By Pete Briscoe
July 26, 2019
“Elevation by Association.” We all know it. We’ve all thought it. It’s the mindset that says, If I surround myself with positive status people, then I’ll be elevated
By Pete Briscoe
July 25, 2019
Put 10 chickens in a pen together, sprinkle some feed on the ground, and prepare to witness a natural phenomenon. In a matter of minutes...
By Pete Briscoe
July 24, 2019
Some people might describe me as competitive. Why does that have to be a negative thing? I subscribe to the idea that winning is more fun that losing
By Pete Briscoe
July 23, 2019
Have you ever sat in a small group and felt yourself getting impatient? All is innocent enough—a group of believers discussing a best-selling book