T.D. Jakes Sermons: The Starving Prince

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Learn about the importance of good soil, not just good seed, in this T.D. Jakes sermon, “The Starving Prince.” We are heirs of Christ, yet often life can make us feel like paupers instead of princes. In this message, T.D. Jakes shows us that God has a plan “no matter what famine you’re in,” and teaches us the importance of placing ourselves in a good environment and watching whom we surround ourselves with. For this sermon, T.D. Jakes speaks from the New Testament parable of the sower and the soil. He emphasizes that good soil is just as important as good seed. The good seed is all that God has given you: your personality, gifts, and skills. You have inherent value. What do you do with your value? Where do you plant it? How do you grow it? T.D. Jakes teaches us how to invest ourselves in healthy soil, good environments, in something bigger than ourselves, so that we may increase. From Joseph’s example, he shows us that our all-knowing and all-loving God will lead us and plant us in the right place so that we fulfill our purpose and bless others. God has a plan for a great harvest. Explore more in the T.D. Jakes sermon, “I Am the Good Shepherd.” For more T.D. Jakes sermons, visit our T.D. Jakes Ministries channel (https://www.youtube.com/user/thepotterstube/featured) or our website via www.tdjakes.org. #StartingWithAGoodFoundation #FindingOutInherentValue