By Pete Briscoe
January 8, 2019
Do you remember meeting twins when you were a kid? The eldest twin always wanted to make sure everyone knew he was eight minutes older.
By Pete Briscoe
January 7, 2019
Do you remember those childhood puzzles with the square plastic tiles? You were supposed to slide the tiles until the image was solved.
By Pete Briscoe
January 6, 2019
Do you ever lie awake at night and consider your last weeks, last days, and last hours? It amazes me that a day will come when my heart no longer pumps blood through my body.
By Pete Briscoe
January 5, 2019
One of the hard things that adoptive families experience is the time spent staring at photographs while trying to guess the child’s personality. Does that smile mean she’s
By Pete Briscoe
January 4, 2019
When life is unbearable, we’ll consider anything to release the burden. Some consider shopping to be therapy. Others consider receiving another raise...
By Pete Briscoe
January 3, 2019
Author Christopher Booker suggests there are only seven basic plots used in storytelling and that every story told from the beginning of time falls under one of these seven plots
By Pete Briscoe
January 2, 2019
Here are some things I wish came with a handbook: Raising teenagers, replying to abrasive comments on Facebook, and deciphering a mechanic’s estimate.
By Pete Briscoe
January 1, 2019
A young woman recently shared that she was in an unknown season of her life. She suspected God was birthing something great in the heart of her family, but the wait seemed endless...
By Pete Briscoe
December 31, 2018
Okay, we are almost done. Next week the holidays are officially over and we get back to life as usual. But first, it’s time to flip the calendar—and for some reason, we make a pretty big deal out of that
By Pete Briscoe
December 30, 2018
Researchers have determined that advertisers bombard us with approximately 2,000,000,007 messages a day telling us to buy, buy, buy. Then, there's the news channels telling us to worry, worry, worry