“Paul’s claim to apostleship was that he had seen the risen Christ (1 Cor. 9:1). His calling had come directly from Christ, not from men nor through man (Gal. 1:1). He was commissioned as an ambassador of Christ (2 Cor. 5:20).” — Stuart Briscoe Copy Share Image
“It is right and proper that Christian men should rejoice in whatever manner they feel is compatible with their experience of Christ and the… — Stuart Briscoe Copy Share Image
If we want to live healthy relationships, according to biblical standards, it is done in the fullness of the Spirit. — Stuart Briscoe Copy Share Image
To believe in God starts with a conclusion about Him, develops into confidence in Him, and then matures into a conversation with Him. — Stuart Briscoe Copy Share Image
“TO READ: Exodus 14:5-31 STAND STILL AND GET MOVING But Moses told the people, “Don’t be afraid. Just stand where you are and watch… — Stuart Briscoe Copy Share Image
"Slightly lower than the angels" is a whole lot better than slightly higher than the apes. Let's get the order straight. God, angelic beings,… — Stuart Briscoe Copy Share Image
If people concentrated on their responsibilities, others would have their rights. — Stuart Briscoe Copy Share Image
The spirit of Christmas needs to superseded by the Spirit of Christ. The spirit of Christmas is annual; the Spirit of Christ is eternal.… — Stuart Briscoe Copy Share Image
People have a natural tendency to flee to the mountains when things get tough. — Stuart Briscoe Copy Share Image
Qualifications of a pastor: the mind of a scholar, the heart of a child, and the hide of a rhinoceros — Stuart Briscoe Copy Share Image
Faith is only as valid as its object. You could have tremendous faith in very thin ice and drown. . . . You could… — Stuart Briscoe Copy Share Image
“Paul also reminds the Roman believers that “we have peace through our Lord Jesus Christ” (Rom. 5:1). Foerster helpfully writes, “The basic feature of… — Stuart Briscoe Copy Share Image
“Grace is God’s stance of giving, loving, blessing. The Greek word for grace (claris) means favor and gift and blessing. In” — Stuart Briscoe Copy Share Image
