Howard G. Hendricks Quotes About Epic

Quotes about: Epic

• How big is your God? The size of your God determines the size of everything.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Epic, Size, Bigs

• You teach what you know, but you reproduce what you are.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Leadership, Epic, Discipleship

• Experience is not the best teacher; evaluated experience is.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Teacher, Epic, Best Teacher

• A belief is something you will argue about. A conviction is something you will die for.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Epic, Belief, Arguing

• Most people don't think, they just rearrange their prejudices.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Epic, Thinking, People

• The measure of you as a leader is not what you do, but what others do because of what you do.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Epic, Leader

• If we stop learning today, we stop teaching tomorrow.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Teaching, Epic, Today

• You never graduate from the school of discipleship.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  School, Epic, Graduates

• You cannot impart what you do not possess.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Epic, Discipleship, Christian Discipleship

  Howard G. Hendricks, William D. Hendricks (2009). “As Iron Sharpens Iron: Building Character in a Mentoring Relationship”, p.58, Moody Publishers

• Our problem is that we are in the Word but not under the Word.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Epic, Problem, Discipleship

• In the midst of a generation screaming for answers, Christians are stuttering.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Christian, Epic, Generations

  Howard G. Hendricks (1983). “Taking a stand: what God can do through ordinary you!”, Multnomah Pub

• You can impress from a distance, but you can only impact up close.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Distance, Epic, Impact

• If you're just like someone else, we don't need you.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Epic, Needs, Don't Need You

• It's a sin to bore people with the Bible.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Epic, People, Sin

• Biblically speaking, to hear and not to do is not to hear at all.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Epic

• Nothing is more common than unfulfilled potential.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Epic, Common, Unfulfilled Potential

• You are able to do many things. But be sure you find the one thing you must do.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Epic, Able, One Thing

• Your strengths develop your confidence; your weaknesses develop your faith.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Epic, Weakness, Discipleship

• It is a sin to bore a child with the Word of God.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Children, Epic, Sin

• My greatest fear is not your failure, but your success.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Epic, Greatest Fear, Discipleship

• The teacher has not taught until the student has learned.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Teacher, Epic, Taught

  "You Haven't Taught Until They Have Learned: John Wooden's Teaching Principles and Practices" by Swen Nater, Ronald Gallimore, Fitness Information Technology, Incorporated, (p. 151), 2010.

• Jesus never discipled one-on-one.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Jesus, Epic, Discipleship

• Heaven is a person: Jesus.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Jesus, Epic, Heaven

• You can control your choices but you can't control the outcome of those choices.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Epic, Choices, Outcomes

• The goal is not to make you a smarter sinner but to make you like the Savior.

  Howard G. Hendricks

  Epic, Goal, Discipleship

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