Discovering a Divine Dwelling Place for God - Bishop T.D. Jakes

Summary

The sermon emphasizes that Christ desires to reside within us, not merely beside or around us, as the "hope of glory." It uses the analogy of houses needing to be "occupied territory" to prevent decay and dysfunction, referencing Martha Stewart's preference for busy, useful homes. The practical takeaway is that true fulfillment and the prevention of personal decay come from allowing Christ to occupy the empty places in our lives.