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Jack Hayford Quotes

Jack Hayford has been ministering over a half a century and has the respect of many Christian leaders. Here are a few wonderful Jack Hayford quotes:

Thoughts on Biblical Humility

God wants us to be so satisfied with how He made us that we would stop looking for approval in what we do. Biblical humility is living who you were created.

How to Impact Nations

When we enter into the throne room of our King, we can carry with us the hope of nations. Being in God’s presence is how to impact nations.

What is the Power in the Name of Jesus?

The Bible tells us there is power in the name of Jesus. It enables our salvation, deliverance, and sanctification. But, what does the name of Jesus mean?

The Parable of the Sower Revisited

Revisit Jesus’ Parable of the Sower, unraveling the power of seeds and cultivating hearts. The seed is more than your think.

How To Bring Revival

How do we bring revival to America, to Australia, to Europe, or to China? Do we want it? What will it look like? Here are four steps to bring revival.

Unleashing the Power of Faith in Business

Most Christian books miss this. Embark on a transformative journey of faith & business, where success is redefined through intimacy with God.

Do We View Unsaved People the Same Way God Does?

We often view unsaved people as sinners that we scare to salvation, but there’s no room for fear in a kingdom of love. God views unsaved people differently.

Let’s All Be Brave by Annie Downs

Let’s All Be Brave by Annie Downs has two purposes it is trying to tell: 1. God made you on purpose and 2. God made you to be brave. Here is a quick review.

How to Overcome Problems: Know Who You Are

Do you want to move past the problems in your life? Then get to know how God sees you. Listen to His voice. It’s how to overcome problems.

10 Things to Pray for Your Pastor

Discover the power of prayer for your pastor’s well-being and ministry. Learn how to uplift them through 10 meaningful prayers topics.

What is the Book of Philemon About?

Philemon was a personal letter from Paul to a friend asking to forgive a slave. Why was it kept in the Bible? What is the book of Philemon about, really?