“God’s will is not the most safe or comfortable place for you, but it’s the place of the most joy.”
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“Will you persevere and embrace the right kinds of conflict and allow the kingdom of God to threaten worldly idols.”
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“Spiritual revival is not about missionary strategies, but God’s presence.”
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At #ugcatalyst we had the chance to sit down with Brian Sanders who was visiting from Ireland. This interview featured a conversation on anxiety and risk taking for the kingdom.
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“Jesus finds his way into our locked rooms bringing resurrection hope and joy.”
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“The story of God is communal. Our story is communal. It cannot be told without including each other.”
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“The devil will do the minimal amount of work to keep you silent. But the Lord says Do not be afraid; keep on speaking, do not be silent.”
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“In order to help our friends in their disbelief, we have to confront our own disbelief”
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“How can we combat evil in the world when we see the co-laborers God has given us as competition?”
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“We can only engage in divine intervention if we’re looking for the divine in every relationship and moment.”
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“Our competencies can often threaten our dependencies on the Spirit of God.”
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“Conflict is not meant to hinder mission.”
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“God delights in shattering the illusions we have about Him”
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Panel discussion on self leadership.
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“Is the good news still good, powerful, sustaining to you? Ask yourself this heart question before you ask others.”
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“Evil’s worst nightmare is a humble and spirit-filled missionary.”
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“We live in the legacy of Jesus and therefore death has no power over us.”
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“Great humility is to make your life ultimately about Jesus. You forget yourselves because you are so fixed on Him.”
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“Remember the one who has loved you and called you. He is worthy of your whole life."
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“This is how the kingdom comes, when our hearts find their home in the heart of Jesus, when our eyes find their sight in the vision of Jesus, and when our hands wait for his hand.”
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