Jun 15, 2026 · 36 min · 25 segments
In this special Father’s Day message, T.D. Jakes reflects on the joys, fears, sacrifices, and responsibilities that come with being a father. Drawing from personal stories, including a frightening…
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conveying a message that though it was a period piece, it is a dateless truth as a father, a bereaved father, holds his son in his arms and prays to the lyrics of a song, let him live.
Until you had a child that you really loved and their life was threatened, you don't know what Les Miserables is all about.
And if you have ever held up an infant or a toddler or a teenager stricken with some dread disease and said, just let him live.
The play toured all over the world because every true father wants his children to live, to thrive, to flourish, to win.
It was a lot of crowding, a big crowd gathered around, people getting out of all types of limousines and cars and cabs and Uber and everything else, rushing to get inside.
I will never forget the sound of the shriek of Daddy King's, the father of MLK Jr., shrill scream could be heard audibly wailing at his 40-year-old son's funeral because they did not let him live.
I remember distinctly aborting my trip after I had arrived in South Africa only to find my own son, my, my young son, who is my oldest son, had had a heart attack.
How could that be possible? How could that even be possible? That's unthinkable that a child, a young person still in high school could have a heart attack.
conveying a message that though it was a period piece, it is a dateless truth as a father, a bereaved father, holds his son in his arms and prays to the lyrics of a song, let him live.
Until you had a child that you really loved and their life was threatened, you don't know what Les Miserables is all about.
And if you have ever held up an infant or a toddler or a teenager stricken with some dread disease and said, just let him live.
The play toured all over the world because every true father wants his children to live, to thrive, to flourish, to win.
It was a lot of crowding, a big crowd gathered around, people getting out of all types of limousines and cars and cabs and Uber and everything else, rushing to get inside.
I will never forget the sound of the shriek of Daddy King's, the father of MLK Jr., shrill scream could be heard audibly wailing at his 40-year-old son's funeral because they did not let him live.
I remember distinctly aborting my trip after I had arrived in South Africa only to find my own son, my, my young son, who is my oldest son, had had a heart attack.
How could that be possible? How could that even be possible? That's unthinkable that a child, a young person still in high school could have a heart attack.
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