By Pete Briscoe
September 27, 2018
Sometimes, I think we would be better off if we just shut the news off completely. Bad news sells, and we buy it by the truckload. And the price we pay? If we don't keep things in a biblical perspective, it will cost us our hope.
By Pete Briscoe
September 26, 2018
Our home was rarely messy when we were growing up. But sometimes “messy” depends on who is coming to the house. One Saturday afternoon when Billy Graham was holding a crusade in Milwaukee we got a call...
By Pete Briscoe
September 25, 2018
Universalism, utopianism, utilitarianism… With so many “isms” floating around waiting to blow up our ship, is it safe to go anywhere? How do we navigate through such dangerous waters?
By Pete Briscoe
September 24, 2018
There probably isn't a single one of us who hasn't at one time, told someone this: It doesn't matter if you win or lose; it's how you play the game.
By Pete Briscoe
September 23, 2018
Applied technology and exploding amounts of information are giving rise to incredible human accomplishments in this world.
By Pete Briscoe
September 23, 2018
Like mines floating in a bay, ready to sink a ship, several modern philosophies lurk underneath our thoughts, waiting to take us down.
By Pete Briscoe
September 21, 2018
In a hostile world, few things are as dangerous or as terrifying as an explosive mine. They're buried in seemingly harmless areas...
By Pete Briscoe
September 20, 2018
Soccer was my sport as a kid. I grew up in England, so soccer was normal. But there's one thing that isn't normal about soccer: the scoreboard doesn't have a clock.
By Pete Briscoe
September 19, 2018
Even before the Bible was finished being written, people were skeptical about Christ's return. Let's be honest, aren't we all just a little bit skeptical?
By Pete Briscoe
September 18, 2018
The Bible alludes to the return of Christ at least 200 times. Trying to pin an exact date on His return is very difficult. Still, this seems to be an ongoing hobby among Christians.