T.D. Jakes Sermons: The Discipline of Doing Part 1

“There is no shortcut to excellence.” Watch this T.D. Jakes sermon as he reveals principles for building a lasting, spiritual foundation in the first part of “The Discipline of Doing” from the series Work Your Faith. Faith is not passive. You are meant to move. You are meant to live a life of action. Bishop Jakes exposes our modern-day culture, our “Instant Age,” as the reason why so many of us don’t understand the investment entailed in building a strong foundation. It takes tenacity to build something. It takes patience. It takes energy and hard work. It takes vision, planning, and digging down deep so that you can build up to something that doesn’t just look good but lasts through anything that seeks to knock it down. To build up, you need not just to hear the Word but do it. Engage the Word, practice it, and let it influence and change your behavior. Dig deep. Build up. Work your faith. Watch “The Discipline of Doing,” as Bishop Jakes also unpacks the significance of human relationships as a factor in this process. Catch the second part of “The Discipline of Doing” sermon here:    • T.D. Jakes Sermons: The Discipline of Doin...   Follow Bishop T.D. Jakes on Social Media: Instagram:   / bishopjakes   Twitter:   / bishopjakes   Facebook:   / bishopjakes   Access sermons, conferences, and more exclusive content: TDJ On Demand: http://ondemand.tdjakes.org Bishop’s Village: https://www.bishopsvillage.com #BuildingASpiritualFoundation #SpiritualFoundation