A Moment with T.D. Jakes

When we think of God's provision over our life, remember the places where God showed His strength and saved us from the enemy's clutches. In this sermon, T.D. Jakes reveals how God's provision is not a physical place, but a spiritual place. Watch how God protects us in the midst of peril, provides all our needs, and prepares our hearts and minds for a new level of worship.

From Woman, Thou Art Loosed! comes a message about God's restoration. T.D. Jakes speaks from the story of Joseph's reconciliation with his family during the great famine. Since his betrayal, God had transformed the prisoner into a prince, but still, he longed for his family. Bishop Jakes shows how God moves us toward our purpose and the power of unquenchable love.

Join the evening session of the final Woman, Thou Art Loosed! conference with Sarah Jakes Roberts. Watch as she speaks about working around your obstacles - those on the outside and the inside. Access the power of God in your life, give Him full permission for radical change, and get ready for a breakthrough. Your walls will come down.

When God offers something new, not everyone has the vision and faith to grasp it. Some are torn between the uncertainty of what's ahead and the comfort of what's known - even in what they know is hurting them. In this sermon, Bishop T.D. Jakes speaks for an undivided heart, for consistency and certainty in faith because you can't progress in purpose if you're holding on to what's behind.

The Bible reveals clues that help us understand the mystery of God. In the Old Testament, we see shadows of the light that will be revealed in the New Testament. In this sermon, T.D. Jakes teaches from the story of Cain and Abel, a story that holds clues about the Gospel of Jesus Christ - and some practical truths for our spiritual growth as well.

In this message, T.D. Jakes teaches from the story of Peter and John healing a man, a beggar, lame from birth. His weakness defined him, and he had accepted that this was how life would always be. But God never wants us to accept our limitations, to settle for less than. Listen as Bishop Jakes shares insights into a God who deals in the unexpected - far above what we could ask or think.

In the beginning -- God. Do you put God first? Are you willing to endure the process or are you just attracted to the promise? Follow the steps T.D. Jakes lays out to confront your motives and change your dreams. If your motives aren't pure, you can't say, "In the beginning, God." Challenge yourself to serve God all the way through the process to the promise. Are you ready?

God cannot be explained; He must be revealed. When Paul writes to Timothy about the "mystery of godliness," he is speaking about hidden things that will later be revealed. Watch as T.D. Jakes shares six salient points about our mysterious God who wants to be known by those He loves.

How do you handle change or disruption to your plans? Are you willing to take risks, to be flexible, to move? In this message, T.D. Jakes teaches about prioritizing your purpose over your plan. You can't walk with God if you can't move, and you can't let fear paralyze you. Listen to how God will raise you up - you just have to be willing to move.

In this sermon, T.D. Jakes sheds a different light on the parable of the 10 virgins and their lamps. Each of these women had potential, but not all of them were prepared. Bishop Jakes encourages us to value our future. There are unexpected, impactful moments that come along, and God is watching how we manage them. When your moment comes, make sure you're ready to seize it.

Real worship always includes sacrifice. What are we willing to give to realize the promises of God? Building on the story of Abraham and Isaac, T.D. Jakes talks about giving the right sacrifice in the right place - the importance of place. How can we make sure we're in the right place? Focus on the Giver, not the gifts. Learn how to follow God so you can get to the right place.

There are two kinds of spiritual thirst: the thirst that comes from an inner emptiness that only God can fill, and a thirst for fulfilling God's purpose. In the story of Jesus and the woman at Jacob's well, we see these two thirsts come together and how God uses it in a profound way. Watch as T.D. Jakes shows us how when we admit our need for God, anything is possible.

God is a giver, and when we give, we are following His example. God gave us breath. He gave us the world. And then He gave us His Son - Jesus, the Gift and the Giver, full of unlimited resources and unlimited generosity. T.D. Jakes asks, "Who are you a gift to?" What are you doing with the gifts God has given you? Listen as God leads.

Are you ready to experience the transformative power of God? From the story of Jesus' first miracle - turning water into wine - T.D. Jakes shows how even when we're at full capacity, we need to pour ourselves out to God. Only then will we reach our true potential. Only then will we really see how He can do something incredible through us.

Deserts in life are when things aren't going our way, when we're feeling overwhelmed, anxious, and depressed. We could let our desert destroy us, but with faith, we can survive and thrive. As T.D. Jakes explains, if we worship God in our desert, He'll give us the shade and the water we need. Listen to how God already has your blessing waiting for you in a dry and weary land.

Is Jesus welcome at your table? Does He hold a place of honor? T.D. Jakes uses the story of Jesus' dinner with a Pharisee to drive home the lessons of real fellowship and humility. First, he encourages us to invite Jesus in so He can do His work in our house. Next, he teaches about the wisdom of humility and the danger of self-promotion and self-exaltation. Listen in.

In this message, T.D. Jakes teaches about the transformative power of redemptive recognition. He says, "What you cannot recognize will not redeem you." Can we see Jesus in our trouble and our peace? Can we see our Savior in the storm? We need clear vision so we can always recognize our resources and our blessings. Listen as Bishop Jakes speaks about spiritual eyesight.

In this message, T.D. Jakes gets into the meaning and the promise of Pentecost. The Holy Spirit coming on Pentecost, the feast of harvest, was no small thing. It was part of God's divine strategy. Listen as Bishop Jakes speaks about letting God's spirit flow through us and reaping a spiritual harvest. In these times, we need the Holy Spirit to stand and reign in us.

T.D. Jakes gives an in-depth Bible class on the acts of the flesh and the fruits of the Spirit. Our flesh will always be at odds with the Spirit, but grace has been given to us to be free from the flesh and become more like Christ. Listen as Bishop Jakes talks about our spiritual parentage and the importance of our spirit and God's spirit living in union.

God is waiting on you to admit that you need Him. In this message, T.D. Jakes teaches on the meeting of Jesus and the woman at the well and how our spiritual thirst is a signal that's meant to draw us to God. Nothing else can fill us up and satisfy. Not relationships. Not religion. You will always feel like something is missing until you drink from the Living Water.

Are you built for expansion? Are you reaching your full potential? In this message, T.D. Jakes illuminates the importance of nourishing yourself and making the most of your opportunities. Learn how to redeem the time, how to cultivate a growth mindset, and how to function on a higher level. When you have a bigger vision, you can expect a bigger provision. Today is the day.

Is there something you've lost that you're still grieving over? Grief rests in your heart but manifests in your life, and God does not want you to remain paralyzed by grief and loss. Watch as T.D. Jakes shares from the example of Samuel and encourages us to move from a place of mourning, leave behind the past, and step into a fresh future with God.

Have you had a glimpse of God's power and glory? He stepped out into nothing and said, "Let there be light." He spoke all of creation into being, and the power of His word still holds up all things - including you. God never changes. He can still command light in the darkest of places. Listen as T.D. Jakes speaks about the Light that delivers, restores, renews, and blesses.

Dive into the mystery behind Jesus' first miracle in this message from T.D. Jakes. Just as this wedding ran out of wine, we also need God's intervention when we discover that we're missing or lacking something. There's no point in hiding your deficits from God. See how God will give you the right tools, but you must have faith in His process for a total transformation.