By Pete Briscoe
April 29, 2020
Major Ian Thomas wrote about something he called “The Threefold Interlock.” Sure, it sounds like a wrestling move, but what he was describing is how we live a life of faith
By Pete Briscoe
April 28, 2020
Remember back in school how there was always one kid who asked the question that everyone was thinking, but everyone was too scared to ask because
By Pete Briscoe
April 27, 2020
When my kids were little, they were totally dependent on me for everything: Food, shelter, love, all of it. They could do nothing without my provision. When we think
By Pete Briscoe
April 26, 2020
There are two ways to split logs for a fire. One is the “character building” way (as countless fathers have told their sons), which is swinging an ax over your head...
By Pete Briscoe
April 25, 2020
Miracles are, without question, cool. But the fact that Jesus performed miracles was not reason enough to believe that He was God. Elijah performed...
By Pete Briscoe
April 24, 2020
The definitive comic book character is Superman. He has all of the amazing powers, but what makes him so intriguing to me is his disguise as Clark Kent...
By Pete Briscoe
April 23, 2020
Everyone is a person of faith. The reason I know this is because, around the world, people use chairs. (Stay with me a bit, this will make sense).
By Pete Briscoe
April 22, 2020
If you were to say that we can continue to live by swallowing, I would say that’s pretty much true. If we swallow food and water, we can sustain life, so swallowing...
By Pete Briscoe
April 21, 2020
It may help us understand what faith is by occasionally “breaking down” who we are. This will help us avoid being taken captive through deception, as Paul warns.
By Pete Briscoe
April 20, 2020
It’s fashionable to have “faith,” and pretty much noncontroversial. I have faith in my chair when I sit down in it. People have faith that things are going to get better.