“Faith accepts His divine command and steps out in a direction that only God can complete.” — Henry T. Blackaby Copy Share Image
“Leaders dramatically influence the culture of their organizations through their own work habits. Being a leader does not mean one has 'made it' and… — Henry T. Blackaby Copy Share Image
“Great leaders don't make excuses. They make things better. They are not unrealistic or blind to the difficulties they face. They simply are not… — Henry T. Blackaby Copy Share Image
“But if you find yourself experiencing a desire to seek God, we have great news for you: God is already at work in you.” — Henry T. Blackaby Copy Share Image
“Divine truth is not something we “discover;” it is revealed by the Holy Spirit of God. As such, no other reality in the Christian… — Henry T. Blackaby Copy Share Image
“Have you gone beyond accepting the fact that there's a God? Have you moved beyond accepting Christ as God's Son and made Him Lord… — Henry T. Blackaby Copy Share Image
“When you walk in fellowship with God, you do not have to ask Him to bless you. He wants to bless you!” — Henry T. Blackaby Copy Share Image
“He first found his own brother Simon, and said to him, “We have found the Messiah” (which is translated, the Christ). John 1:41” — Henry T. Blackaby Copy Share Image
“Andrew is a good role model for us. Our job is not to transform people into Christians nor to convict them of their sin.… — Henry T. Blackaby Copy Share Image
“God doesn't want people to do what they think is best: he wants them to do what he knows is best, and no amount… — Henry T. Blackaby Copy Share Image
“God can use the words of a teenager, the prayer of a senior citizen, or the candid remark of a child to convict you… — Henry T. Blackaby Copy Share Image
“Moses came to understand that his involvement in God's work was in the context of hundreds of years of divine activity. When Moses came… — Henry T. Blackaby Copy Share Image
“Whether you see Him at work is irrelevant to the fact of God's presence in our world. He is actively and intimately involved in… — Henry T. Blackaby Copy Share Image
