If there's any way the devil can get your eyes away from the Word, he'll do it. He'll cause trouble. He'll make the circumstances around you pitch and roll like a rowboat in a hurricane. He'll do anything he can to get you to concentrate on the realm of the physical senses and the situation around you instead of on the promise of God—because he knows that if he doesn't, you'll take that promise and beat his brains out with it.
Are you destined for greatness in the kingdom of God?
Ask most believers that question and they'll humbly assure you they're not. "You know we can't all be golden vessels" they'll say. "Like the Bible says, some of us are just called to be little clay pots."
Praise God, the Bible doesn't say any such thing!
In the years I've spent living by faith, there's something I've learned to do that helps me receive from God in the toughest of situations. It's something I call stepping over the faith line.
A faith line is what you need when you want God to do the "impossible" in your life. It's what you need when you want to be firm in your faith and yet you keep wavering back and forth between your circumstances and God's promises—believing first one, then the other.
Don't ever be so afraid of making a mistake you miss out on the joy of acting on the voice of the Lord. Instead, trust the leadership of the Holy Spirit and let Him show you how. He'll begin by speaking to you about the little things in your life, and as you grow accustomed to hearing and obeying, He'll speak to you about weightier things.
Read how Brian and Pamela Lake stood on the Word and counted on the blessings of partnership, even when threatened with bankruptcy, and came out ahead every time.
Read how Aaron and Angela Derksen weathered dark days of miscarriages by holding onto a bona fide promise from God— and today have playful children running their hallways.
Read how God’s grace turned a Goth girl’s life glorious…and how He can do the same for you.
Do you call it like it is...or like The Word says it should be? See how your words form your destiny each and every day.
Read how John and Patricia Sherwood faced unemployment and lack, but sowed into the blessings of partnership...only to discover God’s faithfulness on the other side.
At 75, Kenneth Copeland is gearing up and getting stronger. He is a living example of Romans 8:11— having his mortal body quickened by the Spirit of God who is in him!
Kenneth Copeland Ministries and United Theological Seminary have joined together to offer a doctor of ministry program, combining academia and hands-on training for the sole purpose of spreading the gospel.
It's up to you whether you're BLESSED or cursed. The choice is yours. If you want to live in THE BLESSING, you can - pray, listen to God and obey His Word. Then, look for someone to help, someone to feed and somewhere to give, passing along the fruit of THE BLESSING to those in need.
Richard and Diana Escobedo were in minstry and had been married for only six months when Diana discovered a lump in her breast that threatened to steal her life and her dreams. But God had a plan!
Abandoned by her mother at age 4, Vicky Hewer grew up in foster homes and believing lies about God. She lived in constant terror - afraid God was out to get her, yet somehow knowing He was her only hope. Find out how Vicky came to know her real heavenly Father.
Even the most sincere saints can lose their way. See how to set yourself right in the middle of God's will for your life today.
You don’t have to spend one more moment “under your circumstances.” You can put God’s WORD in your mouth and start going up—right now.
John Ward was in constant pain from a debilitating disease that doctors said would leave him incapacitated. In his pain, he raged at his wife and daughters until they were ready to leave him. Then, God turned their situation around and restored what the devil tried to steal.
Young and healthy, Paul “Rifle” Schutte was shocked when what he thought was a case of the flu was diagnosed as multiple sclerosis. Doctors gave him no hope for a “normal” life, but God gave Rifle a brand-new life.
When Miranda Eyles, a surgical nurse, discovered a lump in her breast, experience told her it was cancerous. Declining immediate hospitalization, she kept her plans to attend a KCM meeting, where she immersed herself in the Word. By feeding on the Word and undergoing medical treatment, Miranda has remained cancer free for almost four years.
As a successful adult and CEO of KCM, John Copeland gives some insight into how he was raised by his dad, Kenneth Copeland.