Sarah Jakes Roberts

Sarah Jakes Roberts is redefining what it means to be a modern woman of faith. Her messages spread throughout the world, defying cultural, religious, gender, and socio-economic boundaries. Whether through her bestselling books or viral messages, it only takes a few minutes of connecting with her to understand why she becomes an instant favorite. Sarah has a unique way of reaching people who are seeking to make peace with their past, maximize their present, and deepen their relationship with God.

Sarah serves as the Co-Senior Pastor of The Potter’s House Dallas, where she leads alongside her husband, Touré Roberts. With her down-to-earth personality, contemporary style, and revelatory messages, there’s no question why she is an emerging thought leader for this generation.

Now a New York Times bestselling author and a TIME 100 Next honoree, Sarah’s journey stands as a testament to transformation and resilience. At twenty-three years old, she faced insecurities, teen pregnancy stigma, low self-esteem, toxic relationships, and depression. It wasn’t until her darkest moment that she realized she had two options: settle or evolve. She dared to harness the wisdom of her past wounds and apply them to the hope for her future.

Rooted in her own journey of growth and healing, Sarah laid the foundation for Woman Evolve. What started as a personal blog, where she vulnerably processed her pain and shared her story, grew into a powerful community of women who saw themselves in her words. That connection sparked a podcast, a movement, and eventually a global platform empowering women to rise beyond their past and walk in purpose. Rooted in the mantra that “bruised heels still crush the serpent’s head,” Sarah continues to remind women that even their broken places carry divine power.

Today, Sarah Jakes Roberts stands as a powerhouse wife, mother, businesswoman, and spiritual leader. Her passion is to utilize her experiences, insight, and influence to help every soul she encounters evolve into the best version of themselves.