Can You Stand to Be Blessed?: Insights to Help You Survive the Peaks and Valleys

T. D. Jakes

Jul 2011 · Destiny Image Publishers

About this ebook

Does any runner enter a race without training for it? Does a farmer expect a harvest without preparing a field? Do Christians believe they can hit the mark without investing any effort? The heart of every believer holds a desire to fulfill his destiny in God. Yet the way to success--and beyond--is full of twists and turns and obstacles.

In this book T.D. Jakes teaches you how to unlock the inner strength to go on in God. The requirements that he discusses prepare you for your intended purpose. The only question that remains is, Can You Stand to be Blessed?

Ratings and reviews

T.D. Jakes works for the enemy....he is deceiving the masses with no guilt. His false doctrines do not give Glory to The Most High God nor His Son Jesus who died for our sins... who is the only way to God! Please free yourself from his deception...read the Holy Bible.

I am glad I came across this awesome book. My mind is blown by the deep revelation of the word of God and the anointing of every single chapter! Glory be to God

Was great it takes you to another level.

About the author

T. D. Jakes, Bishop T. D. Jakes was born and raised in Charleston, West Virginia. He received a Doctorate of Ministry and was the founder and senior pastor of the Temple of Faith Ministries in Charleston for sixteen years. He relocated with T. D. Jakes Ministries, in 1996, to Dallas, Texas. Bishop Jakes is also the CEO for T. D. Jakes Ministries and has promoted hundreds of conferences across the country. He is the author of the bestsellers "Woman, Thou Art Loosed!," "Naked And Not Ashamed," "Can You Stand To Be Blessed," "Daddy Loves His Girls," "The Harvest," and "Loose That Man And Let Him Go." He serves on the board of directors and as a contributing writer for several religious magazines. He also has a weekly television broadcast called Get Ready with T. D. Jakes, which is aired in several countries throughout the world, and Bishop Jakes was named one of the nation's most influential ministers by The New York Times.