“the grace of God doesn’t simply invite us to follow … it teaches us to follow.” — Kyle Idleman Copy Share Image
“Bill Bright, founder of Campus Crusade for Christ and author of the Four Spiritual Laws chose three words for his tombstone: "slave for Jesus".” — Kyle Idleman Copy Share Image
“Following Jesus isn’t something you can do at night where no one notices. It’s a twenty-four-hour-a-day commitment that will interfere with your life. That’s… — Kyle Idleman Copy Share Image
“The biggest threat to the church today is fans who call themselves Christians but aren’t actually interested in following Christ. They want to be… — Kyle Idleman Copy Share Image
“Idolatry isn’t just one of many sins; rather it’s the one great sin that all others come from. So if you start scratching at whatever struggle you’re dealing with, eventually you’ll find that underneath it is a false god. Until that god is dethroned, and the Lord God takes his rightful place, you will not have victory. Idolatry isn’t an… — Kyle Idleman Copy Share
“Sometimes, I hear people talk about the different men and women of the Old Testament, and there is a hint of jealousy. They may say it, or just insinuate it, but here's what they communicate...'What would it have been like to hear God's voice and see him move in such powerful ways? I wish it was the same for us… — Kyle Idleman Copy Share
“Close your eyes, and with Jesus, journey back through your day. As you do, confess sin as you see it...” — Kyle Idleman Copy Share Image
“He could have disembarked in one of the world's greatest cities. People would have said, "Right time, right place, look what fate can do." He could have been born into a billionaire financial dynasty. People would have said, "Look what money can do." He could have been the child of an earthly emperor. People would have said, "Look what political… — Kyle Idleman Copy Share
“The truth is that most of us go to great lengths to disguise our weaknesses.” — Kyle Idleman Copy Share Image
“These religious types were the fans that Jesus seems to have the most trouble with. Fans who will walk into a restaurant and bow their heads to pray before a meal just in case someone is watching. Fans who won’t go to R-rated movies at the theater, but have a number of them saved on their DVR at home. Fans… — Kyle Idleman Copy Share
“The biggest threat to the church today is fans who call themselves Christians but aren’t actually interested in following Christ.” — Kyle Idleman Copy Share Image
