By Pete Briscoe
August 28, 2019
Everyone wearing white pants wants to jump in a mud pit. After all, this is why we bought the white pants—to trash them. Absurd, right? (And a total waste of pants.)
By Pete Briscoe
August 27, 2019
Modern Christianity has done a poor job of presenting grace. I hear this often. “Grace is fine, but don’t take it too far
By Pete Briscoe
August 26, 2019
Freedom releases us from fear. I am free from rejection. Free from condemnation. Free from judgment. Free!
By Pete Briscoe
August 25, 2019
Fear is rope that binds freedom. It’s hard to dance when my feet are bound. It’s hard to share a meal when my hands are tied. How can I follow when I’m unable to move?
By Pete Briscoe
August 24, 2019
It’s confession time. It’s time to figure out if you’re wired to march. Does the following statement ring true for you? People around me think I’m committed
By Pete Briscoe
August 23, 2019
Since cultural clashes are nothing new under the sun, it’s comforting to know they serve a purpose. The early church is a great example of how hard times
By Pete Briscoe
August 22, 2019
Are tribal rules really so dangerous? After all, some boundaries are healthy and certain behaviors are inappropriate. Right? If I let go of the do's and don'ts
By Pete Briscoe
August 21, 2019
Culture clashes are as inevitable as wrinkles, parking tickets, and rush-hour traffic. Tension resides in differences between people when something transitions
By Pete Briscoe
August 20, 2019
In the early ‘70s, my parents were leading a church in Wisconsin that served 300 hard-working, salt-of-the-earth Midwesterners. But there was
By Pete Briscoe
August 19, 2019
A dozen kids were playing street hockey. I could hear the coarse language flying faster than the puck, but didn’t think it was bad enough to ask my kids to come indoors.