Daniel Henderson

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Words create worlds, and when we speak of the person and power of the Holy Spirit our ideas should reflect the very words He inspired about Himself in the Scriptures. #HolySpirit #worship #truth

“The purpose of the Holy Spirit in the church is to glorify Jesus Christ, and he cannot be glorified while competing with celebrities and personalities.” A.W.Tozer #HolySpirit #humility #JesusChrist

Revival is always God’s initiative, but it is birthed through His people’s prayers. In Scripture, revival is characterized by the renewal of God’s people in holiness, the restoration of authentic worship, and the unleashing of Spirit-empowered witness. via @StrategicRenewl #revival #prayer #worship

“Revival is not so much a vertical outpouring from heaven (for the Reviver is already here in his temple, the bodies of the redeemed) as it is a horizontal outmoving of the Reviver through these temples into the world. It is a horizontal rather than a vertical movement.” (Norman Grubb)#Revival #prayer

📅 Collegiate Day of Prayer — Feb 26 On 2/26, we’re joining campuses nationwide to pray for the next generation. 🎥 Live simulcast that evening 📖 5,000 copies of Praying the Psalms will be distributed—through your partnership bit.ly/4jX0lRx

Pastor, spiritual impact doesn’t come from hurry—it comes from abiding. Try this simple rhythm: begin planning meetings with 5 minutes of Scripture-fed, worship-based prayer. Before productivity, presence. Before decisions, devotion. bit.ly/4pAIzG9

Pastor, leadership was never meant to be solitary. There is strength in brotherhood—shared prayer, shared wisdom, shared encouragement. When pastors gather in community, clarity deepens and resilience grows. bit.ly/4a3JnxU

Church culture isn’t shaped first by programs—it’s shaped by disciples. Faithful prayer, humble service, and everyday obedience set the spiritual tone long before anything is organized or announced. bit.ly/3S9jB26

Pastor, some of the most important moments of ministry never make the bulletin. Answered prayers. Renewed hunger for Scripture. Restored relationships. Quiet steps of discipleship. Don’t overlook the evidence of God at work. bit.ly/4pAIzG9

In Texas, leaders recently found renewal through prayer at the Southwest Prayer Summit. Now, Northern California is coming together soon in an upcoming prayer summit—reminding us leaders aren’t meant to carry this alone. bit.ly/3YCRDyc

When heaven becomes real to our souls, fear loses its grip, bitterness loosens its hold, and worldly success loses its power. Eternity gives perspective. via @StrategicRenewl

Jesus is the Prince of Peace. In the shadow of His cross Christ’s redemption has the power to neutralize pride and produce heartfelt humility. Jesus transforms His true disciple from a self-centered, agitated soul to a Christ-centered, grace-giving servant. via @StrategicRenewl #violence #peace #pride

A primary root cause of violent behavior is pride – a self-centered existence. The psalmist wrote, “…pride serves as their necklace; violence covers them like a garment” (Psalm 73:6). via @StrategicRenewl #Violence #peace #pride

Throughout the Apostle Paul’s writings, every reference to the Christian’s experience of God’s presence is clear: The Spirit is in you (not around you, above you, dwelling in a building, or waiting to be invited from some distant location). via @StrategicRenewl

Jesus explained that the Spirit IN them would be better than Jesus WITH them (John 14:17). The Spirit would be permanent in their lives, unlike the coming and going of the Spirit’s work in the Old Testament. At Pentecost a new reality began. via @StrategicRenewl