By Jill Briscoe
August 5, 2016
Years ago, I went into the hospital with stomach pain. After examining me for a few moments, the doctors told me they needed to quickly take out my appendix.
By Jill Briscoe
August 1, 2016
My husband Stuart and I have traveled the world over many times in our four decades of ministry. And one of the most common questions people ask us is...
By Stuart Briscoe
May 9, 2016
The contemporary church is facing a serious situation related to young Christians leaving the church and—in many cases—abandoning the faith. Despite the recent research, we aren't the first generation to experience this problem...
By Jill Briscoe
May 9, 2016
Most of us experience a time in life when it feels like we hear nothing but silence from heaven. Yes, we know intellectually that God is ever present with us. But if we were to be very honest, there are times when it simply doesn't feel that way.
By Jill Briscoe
April 11, 2016
During World War II in England, we lived in Liverpool which was bombed continually. So my father, on leave from the war, moved the family to the comparative safety of the English Lake District.
By Stuart Briscoe
April 5, 2016
Time passes by quickly, doesn't it? The days, months, and years seem to rush by at a rapid pace. And so, as one year finishes and another begins, how are you...
By Stuart Briscoe
April 5, 2016
You and I live in a mixed-up world that fundamentally embraces a different worldview from our own. Now, I know that this is a statement of the obvious, but I believe...
By Stuart Briscoe
April 1, 2016
What does it mean to have Jesus living in you? Well, when the apostle Paul wrote to the Colossian church, “God has chosen to make known among the Gentiles the glorious riches...
By Jill Briscoe
March 31, 2016
The words “judgment seat of Christ” can be a bit intimidating, can't they? I think that's because often when we hear the word judgment, we imagine ourselves...
By Jill Briscoe
March 30, 2016
Some years ago I was asked to tour a hospital. “I see this is your birthing wing,” I said to my tour guide. The dear hospital official smiled indulgently at my remark.