By Pete Briscoe
April 10, 2019
Earlier, I introduced a hypothetical friend who accepted Jesus at youth camp, but today she struggles with a certain sin and is afraid it’s an addiction.
By Pete Briscoe
April 9, 2019
Many of us avoid difficult passages in Scripture because the interpretation requires so much study. It’s easier to steer clear of the controversy rather than wrestle
By Pete Briscoe
April 8, 2019
Two men are chatting and one said to the other, “Did you watch the Pacquiao-Mayweather fight?” “Oh yeah, I did!” And they rehash the fight.
By Pete Briscoe
April 7, 2019
Hermas was a church leader shortly after the book of Hebrews was written. During his ministry, he wrote his own book called The Shepherd in which he talked
By Pete Briscoe
April 6, 2019
Let me introduce you to three hypothetical friends. The first attended seminary, and while he was here he married a missionary’s daughter
By Pete Briscoe
April 5, 2019
Let’s make a deal: We’ll release control and surrender to faith so long as God allows us to experience the benefits of our faithfulness. Deal? Maybe. Maybe not.
By Pete Briscoe
April 4, 2019
I joined my daughter Annika at her summer camp one evening to listen to a talk titled, “Whatever You Do, Don’t Marry a Christian.” As the speaker taught
By Pete Briscoe
April 3, 2019
How can we be certain we’re pleasing God? The not-so-secret method of pleasing God is written in Hebrews 11:6a, Without faith it is impossible to please God …
By Pete Briscoe
April 2, 2019
Sometimes faith requires us to close our eyes and imagine our hopes becoming realities. Take heaven, for example. When I recall what I’ve read
By Pete Briscoe
April 2, 2019
The problem with trying to please God is that we’re stuck wondering whether or not it worked. Defeated, our heart cries out: Is it even possible to please You?