By Stuart Briscoe
September 17, 2021
We may not see it in our lifetime, but there is hope that righteousness will ultimately triumph.
By Stuart Briscoe
September 11, 2021
Jesus regarded the thorns of suffering as necessary in order for the roses of salvation to bloom. So should we.
By Stuart Briscoe
July 22, 2021
There’s a tendency among believers to place the heroes of the faith on pedestals that they, the heroes, would never have mounted.
By Stuart Briscoe
May 29, 2021
There is great arrogance in dismissing as irrelevant the sincere testimony of a brother or a sister whose experience differs from our own. It is too easy to dismiss what we will not take the trouble to discover.
By Stuart Briscoe
May 28, 2021
Men had succeeded in killing Jesus. But on the Sunday morning after the dark weekend, “as the new day was dawning” (Matthew 28:1), there was a great earthquake, the stone guarding the tomb rolled away, and Jesus rose again from the dead.
By Jill Briscoe
May 15, 2021
Whatever struggles you may be facing, remember the God you serve has unlimited resources. Pray to be replenished through Him when you're running low!
By Jill Briscoe
July 9, 2020
If you were to visit the beautiful Mediterranean island of Patmos, you might not feel so sorry for the apostle John, who was exiled there for preaching the word
By Stuart Briscoe
April 21, 2020
Good Friday 1964 was not good for the inhabitants of Anchorage, Alaska. At 5:36am an upheaval of tectonic plates far beneath the ocean’s surface caused a giant tsunami
By Stuart Briscoe
April 13, 2020
Franklin D. Roosevelt was inaugurated as President of the United States of America in the depths of the Great Depression. In his inauguration speech he said...
By Jill Briscoe
August 29, 2019
Have you ever wondered about the reason for your suffering? The darkness of the depression that surrounds your grief or difficulty can be so deep...