Pathway to Victory

When you say you’re going to “burn the ships,” it means that you’re going all-in for whatever decision you’re making—and you’re cutting off any path of retreat. Dr. Robert Jeffress shows us how to be all-in for God.

If there’s one thing God can’t stand, it’s a lukewarm Christian. Jesus used several vivid metaphors to describe this concept: water that’s neither cold nor hot, salt that’s lost its saltiness, a man trying to serve two masters. Dr. Robert Jeffress suggests that choosing the extraordinary life begins with choosing to be all-in for God.

God wants to use you to accomplish something extraordinary. But before He can do that, He needs to prepare your heart. Dr. Robert Jeffress shows how God uses times of waiting to transform our hearts and prepare us for His purpose.

Perhaps you feel like life is on pause, and you’re waiting for someone to press the play button again. Those times of waiting can be frustrating, but they can also be immensely fruitful. Dr. Robert Jeffress shows us how God used a time of waiting in Elijah’s life for good.

In a world of instant video streaming and same-day shipping, the concept of waiting has become almost foreign. Yet God often calls us to wait—not just for hours or days—but for months, years and even decades. Dr. Robert Jeffress teaches that God has both a plan for your life and a timeline in which He wants to play it out.

Some people believe that even if God exists, He doesn’t care about what’s happening in our lives. But it’s clear from Scripture that God is intensely interested in what takes place here on Earth. Dr. Robert Jeffress asserts that God is alive and active—and He’s using ordinary people to transform our culture.

At times, we’re painfully shortsighted. The responsibilities that fill our day tend to overshadow our long-term goals and aspirations. But God has a much bigger plan for us than simply surviving one more day! Dr. Robert Jeffress shares three foundational beliefs that can help us become true “world-changers.”

With our world as dark and lost as it is, it’s tempting to live in a holy huddle, only interacting with the Christians around us. But Elijah didn’t shy away from being an influence in his culture—and neither should we. Dr. Robert Jeffress urges us to be an influence for God in our own setting.

As Christians, it’s natural to want to protect ourselves and our families from the negative influences of culture. But history shows that those who lead significant lives strive to influence the world, not isolate themselves from it. Dr. Robert Jeffress shares why we ought to love and care for the people around us.

Most people wouldn’t consider themselves extraordinary. But God has been in the business of using ordinary people to do extraordinary things for thousands of years. Dr. Robert Jeffress teaches that God wants to do the same with you. It starts with discovering your unique purpose.