Stuart Briscoe

In the wake of murder, Stuart Briscoe talks tragedy, grief, and the difficult art of the funeral sermon.

In times of deep crisis the Bible offers even deeper words of encouragement.

We are compelled to share the good news because of God’s love for all.

The cure for turmoil of the soul is trust in God’s character and obedience to him.

Your job as a leader isn’t over until over until you’ve prepared the next generation.

How to react and how to recover.

Jesus was never confused about his dual humanity and divinity.

For Christians, focusing on God’s promises provides an anchor for the soul.

There’s something about the “Christmas spirit”—kindness, generosity, peace, goodwill—that we long for all year round … indeed, for all eternity.

Not until we fully understand our human condition—that of total depravity—can we fully appreciate what God did for us through Christ’s death and resurrection.

Happiness comes from knowing that God works through every moment of life.

Understanding agape love is the key to a strong marriage.

A disciple of Christ is in relationship with him to learn and apply what he is saying.

The essence of discipleship is relationship.

We can’t control everything that happens in life, but we can pour out gratitude to Christ for his forgiveness.

Humans have spirituality, but unless we believe in Christ, we do not have life.

Once we truly understand how much God loves us, we will in turn live that love in our relationships with others.

How to avoid talking in someone else’s sleep

Every faithful preacher must sometimes raise controversy

In the ministerial box score, which stats really matter?

How to avoid talking in someone else’s sleep.