Quotes about Purpose
The slower journey allows time for maturity and experience to shape you into the person who comfortably fits into your destiny.
— Bishop TD Jakes
Never settle for less than God's best for your life.
— Bishop TD Jakes
The fact that God has exposed you to something is always a sign that it can be yours. God is exposing you so you can absorb Destiny in the deepest part of your soul. Breathe in, breathe in and believe and let God open the doors to Destiny through exposure.
— Bishop TD Jakes
We may not like to admit it, but what if our crushing is necessary in order for our potential to be fulfilled?
— Bishop TD Jakes
One of his main targets is your identity.
— Bishop TD Jakes
God had a strategy in the ugly places because those were the fields in which he decided to cultivate us.
— Bishop TD Jakes
Some think that emulating those we admire makes us more effective and guarantees the result they exhibit. The goal is not to duplicate someone else's greatness or purpose, destiny or creativity.
— Bishop TD Jakes
God doesn't cut us to kill us but to heal us. It's the difference between experiencing the blade of a dagger in a back-alley attack and the blade of a scalpel in an operating room.
— Bishop TD Jakes
Being planted and being buried may feel similar—if not identical—but the intention leads to very different outcomes.
— Bishop TD Jakes
Actually, isn't that what we want to know—our purpose? Then we can use the power to become who we really are. Life has chiseled many of us into mere fragments of who we were meant to be. To all who receive Him, Christ gives the power to slip out of who they were forced into being so they can transform into the individual they each were created to be.
— Bishop TD Jakes
Crushing requires purification. Do you know anyone who would purify something they do not intend to use? Your crushing cannot be the end, because God would never purify you if He didn't intend to use you.
— Bishop TD Jakes
Imagine if the electric chair or gas chamber had people kneeling around it with no thought of the horrific purpose it once held! But in effect, this is exactly what happened with the cross. No other religion in history has ever used an emblem of horror for its enduring brand. Whether we want to or not, all of us must pick up some kind of cross and follow Jesus into suffering.
— Bishop TD Jakes