When you read a book like this one – with wonderful stories of faith, obedience, and God coming through in the nick of time – it’s easy to wonder if they are merely good anecdotes or are truly the way the author lives. I have the privilege of praying regularly with Andy and his wife Adrienne, and without fail, every time, they are utterly committed to asking God how He sees the situation. Just like this book, it is both deeply encouraging and challenging! However, what I love most from these pages, even more than the stories, is Andy’s raw honesty about the tears, tribulations and triumphs of walking by faith. Far from scaring you off, it will make you wonder whether any other way of life is really worth living.

Adam Price
Pastor, Hope Church Harrogate

In Whose Image? is not only well written; it is a powerful challenge. And the challenge is not just to do something; it is to be something. Andy writes like all good authors; you feel like you are having a conversation with him. But the conversation doesn’t end on the last page of the book; it will lead you into action. What kind of action? Life-changing, world-changing, Kingdom-impacting. I recommend you read it with your Bible close by, with not only your eyes but also your spirit; and with a mindset ready to rewrite your personal mission statement.

Rich Marshall
Author of God@Work volumes I and II and God@Rest

In a very down-to-earth and authentic way, Andy Black shares the highs and lows of many years, during which he has endeavoured to serve God in his various places of work, reflecting a deep relationship with God and a desire to serve his king. 
Each chapter allows us a glimpse into Andy’s journal, giving access to moments of workplace joy, reflections on failure, and lament in some of the darkest moments. Andy also tracks moments of encouragement and insight that have spurred him forward and opened up new and effective opportunities. This is the story of a man who has looked to see the kingdom extended in his workplace in spite of multiple setbacks, and a frank and candid account of how that has worked out.

David Oliver
Author of All About Heaven, Love Work Live Life & Work Prison or Place of Destiny

A significant portion of our lives occurs at work. It is a place of community, of ministry, and a path where we walk alongside God. Andy’s book is an inspirational reminder of the powerful presence of a living God in the midst of our ordinary everyday lives. In Whose Image? gives us significant equipping to embrace the call on our lives to love others and serve God, wherever our place of work is. What a joy to see every day as an opportunity to walk in God’s purpose and presence in our workplaces! This is such a significant book. 

Rachel Turner
Founder, Parenting for Faith

Inspiring, hope-filled and wise. Bravo! Here’s an “ouch!”, “whoops!”, “yay!”, “no-o-o!”, warts-and-all reflection on seeking to work with God in the ups and downs of a long career. Andy Black doesn’t make a principle out of his own experience; rather he offers us the benefit of the biblical kingdom principles he’s learned from his experience of seeking Christ’s direction and putting him first, whatever the cost. What emerges is not only applicable to any workplace but God-glorifying in its testimony to the Lord’s faithfulness and good purposes.

Mark Greene
Mission Champion, The London Institute for Contemporary Christianity