“We ought always to assume that God loves us and is in control of our world.” — 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 is now exempt from hard work. Rather, leaders should set the pace for others. Few things discourage employees and volunteers any more than lazy leaders. Leaders should not ask their people to undertake tasks they are… — Henry T. Blackaby Copy Share
“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 discouraged by them. They never lose confidence that the problems can be solved. They maintain a positive attitude. Great leaders don't blame their people for not being where they ought to be; they take their people… — Henry T. Blackaby Copy Share
“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
