Connect to Your Calling

Bestselling author Bishop T.D. Jakes shares this essential guide to recognizing, understanding, and utilizing your spiritual instincts to find God's calling in your life. 

Each of us has innate instincts that drive our actions, our feelings, and our desires. Learning to recognize, understand, and act on those instincts can help each of us reach for the opportunities and step into the purpose for which God has called us.

This compact digest by #1 New York Times bestseller T. D. Jakes will inspire you to identity and understand the longings and interests at the core of who you are. It then guides you to use those passions to uncover your goals, intentions, and deepest desires.

The profound but easy-to-apply lessons in this short book will help you evaluate your gifts and talents and walk boldly into your calling and a life of purpose. 
 
Derived from material previously published in Instinct.
 

T. D. Jakes is one of the world’s most revered communicators. He has been an advisor to three U.S. Presidents, has been called “America’s Treasure” by Oprah Winfrey, and “America’s Best Preacher” by TIME Magazine. Jakes founded The Potter’s House, a non-denominational global church with more than 30,000 members and campuses around the United States. The Potter’s House reaches tens of millions each year through television, radio, and online. He is also the founder of The T.D. Jakes Group, which is dedicated to solving society’s problems by building bridges and strategic partnerships that create equity and provide solutions for underrepresented and underserved communities. Through partnerships and disruptive thinking, The T.D. Jakes Group continues to make connections across sectors and stakeholders to create lasting, generational change and create a more equitable society. Jakes has more than 40 bestselling books in print, including Crushing, Instinct, and Don’t Drop the Mic. He is a devoted husband to Serita Jakes of more than 40 years, and the power couple has successfully raised five beautiful children.