By Stuart Briscoe
July 27, 2021
People who speak rashly and react impulsively run the risk of, like Moses, missing out on God’s best!
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
June 10, 2021
The lesson from history is simply this: Don’t take God for granted. Don’t abuse His grace. Don’t test His patience.
By Stuart Briscoe
June 7, 2021
There are things in life that only God can handle and situations in daily experience for which no man has an answer. But God has the answers.
By Stuart Briscoe
June 6, 2021
Detours are rarely pleasant. But if they are from God, they are predicated on divine plans not always understood by man.
By Stuart Briscoe
June 4, 2021
Fires, floods, foxholes, and the actions that follow will show the caliber of a man’s faith.
By Stuart Briscoe
June 3, 2021
When we become disgruntled, one thing will help. We should let Jesus do His job, which is to lead; and we should do ours, which is to follow.
By Stuart Briscoe
June 2, 2021
This world is not always a comfortable place for disciples of Jesus.
By Stuart Briscoe
May 11, 2021
There is a place for private worship. There is also a place for public proclamation. Both should be dear to the hearts of God’s people and integral parts of their Christian walk.
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