By Pete Briscoe
March 9, 2019
When my kids were little, they loved to walk in my shadow. Sometimes I’d be rushed and forget to pay attention to my pace, when a frustrated kiddo
By Pete Briscoe
March 8, 2019
What’s a blessed life? Is it tangible—like a job promotion? Is it doing something for God and receiving something from God in return? Is blessing
By Pete Briscoe
March 7, 2019
Periodically, someone will say to me, “Hey, Pete, I came across an old cassette tape of yours.” Because cassettes are obsolete, I automatically know
By Pete Briscoe
March 6, 2019
There comes a time when we don’t need to upgrade our smart phones. When everything we need is already in our back pocket—at least for the moment
By Pete Briscoe
March 5, 2019
It was the second time my friend had been laid off from his job. The first time it had taken the entirety of his severance to find employment.
By Pete Briscoe
March 4, 2019
Part of the struggle for adopted children can be their inability to define forever. One evening, my friends’ daughter said to them, “If I can’t stop lying,
By Pete Briscoe
March 3, 2019
Have you ever purchased a movie ticket, only to change your mind about the film? Do you imagine God’s plan for you in that way—fickle
By Pete Briscoe
March 2, 2019
My first girlfriend’s name was Amy. I’ve changed her name here to protect the innocent—even though she wasn’t innocent. She broke my heart.
By Pete Briscoe
March 1, 2019
There seem to be two types of people when it comes to tidying up: those who purge without regret and those who sort their stuff, remember why they have it
By Pete Briscoe
February 28, 2019
There are times when using a middleman makes sense—it not only works well, but also works best. But there are other instances when eliminating the middleman