By Pete Briscoe
March 31, 2019
Not long ago, a couple in our church became empty nesters. Rather than letting their lives become quieter, this couple asked, “Who can we invest in?”
By Pete Briscoe
March 30, 2019
New covenant living is a life defined by intimacy with God and others. But in a society where calendars are filled weeks in advance, how do we resist the urge
By Pete Briscoe
March 29, 2019
While my son worked to save up for a car, Libby and I matched him dollar for dollar. But imagine if Liam hopped off the bus one day and saw a new car sitting
By Pete Briscoe
March 28, 2019
As humans, work is often motivated by a desire for something in the future. For example, we desire to retire, so we set aside a portion of our income.
By Pete Briscoe
March 27, 2019
When our son Liam was 16 years old, he decided to save up for his first car. Libby and I promised to match every dollar he put into a car fund, and we enjoyed
By Pete Briscoe
March 26, 2019
So now that I’ve told you confession is not a spiritual discipline in the life of a believer, what are you supposed to do? Ignore your sins?
By Pete Briscoe
March 25, 2019
Have you seen those desks that are supposed to promote health and increased metabolism? They’re missing one key element: a chair.
By Pete Briscoe
March 24, 2019
A lot of us approach our faith striving for perfection. We practice obedience hoping we don’t lose our footing; we want that perfect 10.
By Pete Briscoe
March 23, 2019
What was life under the law like? Let me tell you a story about a fictional man named Jacob. He lived in old covenant times during the wilderness wandering
By Pete Briscoe
March 22, 2019
In seminary, my evangelism professor told us to share the Gospel with people who didn’t know Jesus. This was hard—everyone looked pretty saved to me