By Pete Briscoe
December 31, 2019
Nebuchadnezzar was not a “godly” man... at least not in the way a Christian would use the term. This man—the man who ruled over Daniel and his friends
By Pete Briscoe
December 30, 2019
Lois was well into her 80s and just had one of her joints replaced with a new, artificial one. She had a couple complications with the surgery though
By Pete Briscoe
December 29, 2019
Thursday was always my big study day. That’s the day I’d lock the door of my office, turn off my phone, and dig deep into research and development for Sunday’s sermon.
By Pete Briscoe
December 28, 2019
All this talk about living in exile—about God working backstage and meeting our needs while we live our lives on stage—well, that all sounds pretty good…
By Pete Briscoe
December 27, 2019
How was it that Daniel and his friends thrived in the midst of exile? Certainly it was a huge step when they drew the line and they stood their ground about moral issues
By Pete Briscoe
December 26, 2019
The Babylonian exile ushered in a very dark season for the Hebrew tribe of Judah. Their king had been delivered into the hand of their enemies. Articles from their precious
By Pete Briscoe
December 25, 2019
Shakespeare, of course, was a genius. Among the ranks of the all-time great creators, his works will likely endure until the end of human history (but no longer than that!)
By Pete Briscoe
December 24, 2019
Some people don’t believe that there is a backstage at all. They believe that all that can be seen is all that exists. Nothing behind the scenes, nothing beyond the material world
By Pete Briscoe
December 23, 2019
Job never even knew they were talking about him. As he did his best to make sense of what was happening on the stage of his life, he had no idea that a conversation
By Pete Briscoe
December 22, 2019
If indeed, like Shakespeare said, “All the world is a stage, and all the men and women merely players,” nobody would sign up to play Daniel. I sure wouldn’t. Would you?