Believer's Voice of Victory Magazine
In print since 1973, the Believer's Voice of Victory magazine has transformed lives across the globe. This FREE monthly publication is filled with powerful tools for spiritual growth; articles by ministry leaders; testimonies from people just like you and much more.
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Current Magazine
'The Real Me Didn't Die'
Richard Jordan was trimming a tree whose branches were entangled with a power line. In a moment of time, 7200 volts of electricity struck him in the head. After passing out and falling 25 feet to the ground, he stood watching his body being resuscitated while talking to his grandparents—who had died years earlier—and Jesus.
Previous Issues
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January 2012
Raised under the ministry of Kenneth and Gloria Copeland, Laurie Lunow was strong in faith, but ... more
December 2011
At 75, Kenneth Copeland is gearing up and getting stronger. He is a living example of Romans ... more
November 2011
Phil Driscoll was facing the most difficult challenge of his life after being sentenced to prison. ... more
October 2011
Though raised in a Christian home, Trey Bollinger didn't get serious about God until he had an ... more
September 2011
Charles Capps watched as his crops failed because he kept speaking failure over them. When God ... more
August 2011
Kenneth Copeland Ministries and United Theological Seminary have joined together to offer a doctor ... more
July 2011
It's up to you whether you're BLESSED or cursed. The choice is yours. If you want to live in THE ... more
June 2011
Putting God's love for us first place in our thinking causes something powerful to happen!
May 2011
At the end of the day, what you and your family are saying to each other at home is what is ... more
April 2011
Richard and Diana Escobedo were in minstry and had been married for only six months when Diana ... more
