By Jill Briscoe
July 2, 2018
Ezekiel was ever conscious that his people were caught up in a tragedy of their own making and that he had been called to warn them of the coming consequences of their sin.
By Stuart Briscoe
July 2, 2018
After a young mother had safely tucked her small child into bed, said prayers, taken him his drink of water, and finally returned downstairs for a few quiet moments on her own, she heard a thump...
By Stuart Briscoe
July 2, 2018
Many people insist they are not responsible for their actions, and Aaron and Moses present us with a stark contrast in this regard...
By Pete Briscoe
May 1, 2018
One of my deepest griefs for the church is many haven't fully unwrapped the gift of grace. Instead of diving into the richness of God's grace, we only get a small taste of it.
By Jill Briscoe
May 1, 2018
A little girl once prayed, Dear God, I bet it's very hard for You to love everybody in the whole world. There are only four people in my family, and I can never do it!
By Pete Briscoe
May 1, 2018
Jesus gave you a bunch of presents the moment you were saved. But many of us haven't truly embraced them because we don't fully understand them.
By Stuart Briscoe
May 1, 2018
Stuart, How do I know God loves me?
By Jill Briscoe
April 11, 2018
Waiting for the dawn to dawn, when night is long and black,
Waiting for a heart to heal or a kid to get on track.
By Jill Briscoe
April 2, 2018
When we are truly sorry, and truly forgiven, guilt cannot blanket our souls with depression anymore. Guilt smothers, whispering in our ears, “Don't...
By Pete Briscoe
March 2, 2018
If you've ever driven a car with manual transmission, you'll know what it's like to hit the gas pedal only to realize the car is in neutral.