By Pete Briscoe
February 14, 2020
I hear that saying all the time. Sometimes I automatically nod my head because it just sounds right, like a plaque on your mom’s fridge. It is usually presented as a concise
By Pete Briscoe
February 13, 2020
God (merciful as He is) was unwilling to blow Moses out of the water by showing him His glory. But even so, God was willing to show him the effects of His glory.
By Pete Briscoe
February 12, 2020
We often make a distinction between people who believe in God and those who do not. If someone knows about God, we think that is better than them not knowing about God.
By Pete Briscoe
February 11, 2020
Because we aren’t able to fully comprehend God, it can be easy to turn our attentions to more finite things—things we can comprehend on a much more tangible level.
By Pete Briscoe
February 10, 2020
Don’t we all wish God would reveal more of Himself? Moses did, too.
The LORD replied, “My Presence will go with you, and I will give you rest.”
By Pete Briscoe
February 9, 2020
Yeah, I love kids’ innocent ignorance. Isn’t it so much more refreshing than an adult know-it-all arrogance? In fact, Jesus even said that the young’uns...
By Pete Briscoe
February 8, 2020
There are some really impressive theological terms that describe God’s attributes and abilities. Several of them begin with the prefix omni
By Pete Briscoe
February 7, 2020
When we last left Moses, he had asked God to describe Himself so that he would know who it was that was “going with him” as they made the trek...
By Pete Briscoe
February 6, 2020
There are two sides to God’s coin. On one side is the word Father. We can relate to the father thing because of our earthly fathers. But the other side of the coin
By Pete Briscoe
February 5, 2020
Calvin Miller tells the story of a little girl who asked her father what God was like. Pulling her into his lap he said,
“Suppose you took all your sand in your sandbox