via:christinapost One is best known for playing a kind-hearted angel on a hit television drama. The other is the man behind more than a dozen record-breaking reality shows. But husband and wife Roma Downey (“Touched by an Angel”) and Mark Burnett (“Survivor,” “The Voice”) say their biggest achievement is yet to come — and it […]
Photo By: Mike Morgan The 2013 BET Honors red carpet was nothing short of a star studded occasion, but in my opinion the most exciting “star” to talk to…
Bishop T.D. Jakes is helping the masses end the financial struggle with his Conquer Business Conference. The big event will take place on November 15…
Bishop T.D. Jakes addresses the tragic passing of Whitney Houston during the 2/12/12 service at The Potter’s House!
Woman Thou Art Loosed 2011 was more than just a conference but an experience; First Lady Serita Jakes added to the conference by hosting the annual open panel discussion “Girl Talk” at Discovery Green. Thousands of women from around the world were gathered to strengthen one another in an unrestrained time of honest discussion, worship, and prayer! Check out some photos from this inspirational event.
It appears the local churches are suffering from the bells and whistles of the mega-churches.Mega-churches are drawing parishioners in with mega-church entertainment.
After 'Jumping The Broom', T.D. Jakes will now work on another film based on a novel. Watch out Tyler Perry!
Christian bassed movies created by T.D. Jakes, Tyler Perry, and Mel Gibson have now made millions at the box office. Now hollywood is begining to get with the program!
“Jumpin’ The Broom” is bound to bring discussions of weddings into the forefront once more. Do we think about all marriage entails. It’s more than just the pretty big party. There is an old saying that when you marry someone you marry their family. Have we all considered that fact lately? Bishop TD Jakes tackles […]
The Texas Offenders Re-entry Initiative (TORI), started at the Potter’s House, is giving former inmates a chance at a new beginning.
