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- by Stuart Briscoe |
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 |
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 Stuart Briscoe |
I read a prayer recently that I thought was interesting. This is how it goes: “So far today, I’ve done alright. I’ve not gossiped, and I haven’t been…
- by Jill Briscoe |
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.
- by Stuart Briscoe |
If you ask most people, they’ll tell you they believe in heaven. They love the idea of a God who takes everyone away to dwell forever with Him and experience the…
- by Stuart Briscoe |
After a 15-hour flight, I arrived at my destination to find a room full of pastors ready to hear what I had to say. I started to teach Paul’s letter to Titus—which deals with evangelism…
- by Jill Briscoe |
Years ago, I was in Australia teaching on the life of David—David who spent too much time on his rooftop watching Bathsheba bathe instead of fighting the battles of the Lord.
- by Jill Briscoe |
The Old Testament book of Habakkuk gives us an insightful look at a conversation between the prophet and God. Things were going badly for the people of Judah…
- by Jill Briscoe |
I love lists. And the reason I love them so much is because I’m a very organized person. Nothing makes me quite as happy as seeing a list with all of the boxes checked…
- by Stuart Briscoe |
Do you ever feel like you’ve done your bit for the Kingdom? Maybe you think it’s someone else’s turn to do the hard work—that you’ve done all you can to tell others about Jesus.
- by Stuart Briscoe |
You most likely know that the modern Olympic Games had their roots in ancient Greece. The writers of the New Testament were clearly conversant with the Games…
- by Stuart Briscoe |
It was renowned author and management expert Peter Drucker who once said, “An educated person is someone who has learned how to learn and never stops learning.”