By Pete Briscoe
April 22, 2019
As a boy, I attended a strict English parochial school where the teachers were free to use corporal punishment. One year, my classroom received a new blackboard
By Pete Briscoe
April 22, 2019
When my children were young, I tried spanking as a form of discipline. My oldest was a thick kid, and when I swatted him on the bum, he’d often walk away announcing
By Pete Briscoe
April 19, 2019
Have you ever watched a potato sack race? Kids stick both feet inside a sack and try to race to the finish line. Instead, they usually topple over in clumps.
By Pete Briscoe
April 18, 2019
If you’ve studied the ancient Olympics, then you know they didn’t spend a lot of money on sports attire. Instead, the athletes stripped down and competed...
By Pete Briscoe
April 17, 2019
At the finish line of a race, there’s usually tape on either side of the final corridor. Behind this tape the spectators stand and cheer as the runners near the finish line.
By Pete Briscoe
April 16, 2019
Can you imagine showing up to run a marathon and being told it’s a free-for-all? You just run in whatever direction you choose, and after 26 miles you’re done
By Pete Briscoe
April 15, 2019
Why does a life of faith work out for some and not for others? Some through faith conquered kingdoms, administered justice, and gained what
By Pete Briscoe
April 14, 2019
Faith is seeing the invisible, believing it, and living as though it’s true. But how do we see the invisible? God has to reveal it to us. It’s been this way since
By Pete Briscoe
April 12, 2019
Hebrews 11 is called the “Hall of Faith” because it can read like a long list of peak performers. If we feel inadequate alongside these men and women
By Pete Briscoe
April 11, 2019
There was a gentleman at my friend’s church who loved to serve. He’d been a part of this church for years—attending all the Bible studies, men’s groups, and various events