Drenda Keesee

“Trust God and follow His will for your life! His love is unconditional.”

“Fear and intimidation is the most common and easy shark attack to fall prey to.”

“That sense of inferiority is just another word for fear. And fear is simply the self-deception that you are about to be separated from the thing you most value.”

“The greatest loss is the loss of one’s calling because we were listening to the wrong voices.”

“The difference between world changers and stagnant drifters comes down to the ability to focus on opportunities, and then seize them.”

“God can show you where to capture the fish, but you have to cast the net.”

“Intimidation isn’t pretty. It compels you to compare yourself to everything and everyone else.”

“Sharks will try to steal your time and intention, but you have to protect your focus. Keep your eyes on Jesus! He will carry you through persecution to victory!”

“Intimidation keeps your eye on you and conveys that image to others.”

“When a shark has influence in your life, it makes you want to stay in the boat.”

“People will criticize the very thing God has called you to do, saying it seems impossible to them, or too hard for them- but that’s why God called you to do it, not them.”

“Conquering can give you courage.”

“Sometimes people will misjudge your heart or what God has called you to do, but it’s not between you and them, it’s between you and God. When we stay focused on the call of God for our lives...”

“We can’t sacrifice the will of God for the approval of people.”

“We have to fight the battle for our destinies, not the battle for approval.”

“Sharks don’t eat fish because of anything the fish do. They don’t eat fish because those fish aren’t good enough fish, or because those fish aren’t nice enough to the sharks. Sharks eat fish...”

“Nothing equips you for success like noble failure.”

“If you always take responsibility for the people who wrong you or don’t like you, you will be bound by a spirit of people pleasing and, ultimately, miss your destiny!”

“Great leaders don’t allow failure to redefine their purpose- they use failure to refine their purpose.”

“Whether you fail or succeed doesn’t alter the identify or purpose God has placed in you.”