A journey from bitter defeat to a glorious rediscovery of the love of God - from pride to humility. How to spot the difference between God's voice and yours. Dr. Charles E. Blair has donated all royalties from the sale of this book to Calvary Temple Church of Denver, Colorado, for the purpose of reducing debt.

About this book

The Man Who Could Do No Wrong is Dr. Charles E. Blair's own account of a journey from bitter defeat to a glorious rediscovery of the love of God, from pride to humility. The founder of Calvary Temple in Denver writes candidly about learning to spot the difference between God's voice and his own. He donated all royalties to Calvary Temple.

Who it is for: Leaders who have known success and failure, and readers who want an honest story of restoration from a well-known pastor.

What it covers: Dr. Blair's rise, his fall, and what he learned about humility, hearing God and grace.

Frequently asked

Who was Dr. Charles E. Blair?
The founder of Calvary Temple in Denver (1920 to 2009), one of the city's first megachurches, and later leader of the Ethiopian Call mission. Read his biography at /pages/charles-e-blair.

What format is the book?
Paperback, 223 pages, 5.5 x 8.5 inches, in English, ISBN 0-912376-71-6.

Where can I buy a new copy?
New copies are sold by Moriah Publications and ship from Canada by Canada Post or USPS.