Kingdom Culture With T.D. Jakes

A look at Elisha's story in 2 Kings 6:11-17, which shows that God is always around -- even He can't be seen; by praying and staying aware, one can feel His protection and find the strength to overcome anything.

Paul urges people to be living sacrifices, embodying both the helper and the offering, just like Jesus did.

It's okay to acknowledge one's humanity during times of struggle; but one has to pray without ceasing, and allow what their heavenly Father has done for them in the past to fuel their faith.

Submitting to God and synchronizing with His rhythm demonstrates one's heart's posture and allows them to plug into their purpose.

It was King David's reverence for the Almighty that sparked his celebrated destiny; when the explicit obedience leads to success, God's glory is made evident.

Synchronizing your steps to the rhythm of divine purpose requires bold strides; these actions may not make sense to human understanding, but they are not meant to the goal is God's glory.