By Stuart Briscoe
May 16, 2022
God’s patience is not inexhaustible, and it should not be abused or taken for granted.
By Stuart Briscoe
March 14, 2022
When artists portray Justice, she stands tall and blindfolded, with a pair of scales in one hand and a drawn sword in the other.
By Stuart Briscoe
March 9, 2022
God promises that He can give a man the power to do what is right even when his natural inclination is wrong.
By Stuart Briscoe
February 23, 2022
The aim of the godly person is to “walk in righteousness, in paths of justice.”
By Stuart Briscoe
February 21, 2022
There are troublemakers in all walks of life—in the office, at the church, in Congress, and on professional sports teams....
By Stuart Briscoe
February 20, 2022
We are prone, like children, to allow our attention to wander.
By Stuart Briscoe
February 2, 2022
If we are to avoid the abuse of God’s grace, we must accept the disciplines of discipleship.
By Stuart Briscoe
January 21, 2022
Peter wrote that Christians are now “a kingdom of priests.” That means that...
By Stuart Briscoe
January 18, 2022
Faithful, sensible servants have nothing to fear—their Lord is faithful and sensible, too!
By Stuart Briscoe
December 17, 2021
God’s commands are indeed sweet, and obeying them is really the way to go!