Inspirational Quotes by Jack Hayford
Jack Hayford
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“Seeing a Kingdom culture established on earth is the dream of God, and it must become the dream of His people.”
“One of the ultimate expressions of arrogance is to think that we know ahead of time what is about to happen, and to let that cause us to become ineffective in our assigned purpose and call.”
“Freedom will only be experienced in the measure to which we see God as being good.”
“As someone once said, vision gives pain a purpose. Without hope, we don’t have the endurance needed to see His dreams realized.”
“When, because of the parasites of trauma, we refuse to deal with the trauma, we’re stuck with horrific emotional pain. That’s when we can do things we don’t understand, because the trauma discs have kicked in. Some folks have an entire library of them. As a result, we can end up acting “crazy.”
“Prayer for revival starts with being so gripped by Heaven’s vision of the Christian life that everything you have embraced as normal becomes unacceptable, and you start pressing in for everything Jesus made available to you. Open your heart. Be expectant. You aren’t just reading words; I am confident you are receiving an impartation. Get ready to take your place as one who keeps the fire burning!”
“Therefore, the Church of the future, if it is to be effective, must become a place of practical grace. It must be a place where hope is the dominant theme, and denial, especially religious pretending, is nowhere is sight.”
“key to living a lifestyle of sustained, personal revival. It all begins with our willingness to say yes to anything and everything the Lord asks of us. It’s about saying yes to His word, His ways, and His direction. In view of who God is, how could we offer up any other response?”
“We can be trapped by our past and be unable to see what God has ahead for us when we don’t understand how to deal with trauma. We need to understand very clearly that God’s purposes for us are always greater than our problems. If we let Him, the Holy Spirit will come alongside and carry the problems that would bury us. But it all takes place through the bitter waters of healing.”
“that He is committed to meeting our needs, but not our wants. That concept comes in reaction to those who have taken the wonderful Gospel and made it a self-centered lifestyle, in which we use the name of God, along with His principles, to get what we want. While that is a tragic misuse of Scripture, so is the concept that God cares only for our needs. He is not the director of an orphanage, guaranteeing us three meals a day and a cot to sleep on at night. He is a Father who delights in His children by becoming involved in their dreams. He fulfills dreams and desires out of His nature. It is who He is.”
“But I also knew this wasn’t about performance, or about getting it right before God would accept me. I was already accepted in Christ. And that changes everything!”
“Many talk of renewal, revival, and outpouring. The question is where is this nation-shaking move of God going to come from? Are we waiting for something new to come down out from Heaven, or are we pressing in for a great awakening of global proportion?”
“But looking at God, I am full of faith and confidence because awakenings have come in our history during times when everything looked bleak and impossible.”
“27You shall not shave around the sides of your head, nor shall you disfigure the edges of your beard. 28You shall not make any cuttings in your flesh for the dead, nor tattoo any marks on you: I am the LORD.”
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