If you ever turn on our flagship television program, Believer’s Voice of Victory, or attend a KCM event, you’re going to hear a lot about how to develop and use your faith for victory in every area of your life. That’s Kenneth and Gloria Copeland’s calling!
God's love
Right now in our world, there has been upswing in unbridled anger, outspoken racism and utter strife. As the Body of Christ, we have the responsibility to stand in faith against those strategies of the enemy. Instead of contributing to the division, we should be examples of godly love.
Is there someone you need to forgive? Does the mere thought of that person or situation fill you with dread or anger or sadness? If so, it’s time to let the offense go, and grab on to forgiveness instead.
Forgiveness is a beautiful thing. It can bring peace to troubled souls and offer hope for those needing a change. Sadly, the hardest person to forgive may be yourself. Perhaps you’ve heard that God forgives you, but in your own heart and mind, you struggle to accept it.
Many Christians struggle to believe that God loves them. They have been raised in churches that promote the idea that God is angry or disappointed in them, that He’s holding a big celestial clipboard, checking off every time they fall short. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Have you ever loved someone so much that you had the thought, I would give my life for him (or her)? A spouse? A child? A country? It is the greatest expression of love—to die so that someone else can live (John 15:13). That’s what Jesus did for you and every other human being.
“Understand, therefore, that the Lord your God is indeed God. He is the faithful God who keeps his covenant for a thousand generations and lavishes his unfailing love on those who love him and obey his commands.” –Deuteronomy 7:9
Are you ready for your healing? Are you ready to experience wholeness head to toe? If so, there are a few things you should know.
Let’s face it: Christmas, the season in which we celebrate the birth of the Prince of Peace, can be anything but peaceful.
Raising teenagers is work…a lot of work that takes love, dedication and prayer. Teenagers are at a critical time in their lives when they are making more and more decisions about how they will live and what they will believe.
It’s time to celebrate your new life in Christ! Think about it: By accepting Jesus as your Lord and Savior, you joined God’s family. You became one of His kids, and that adoption afforded you many privileges.
by Kenneth Copeland
When you hear God’s voice, when you receive His promptings in your spirit, be willing to trust Him and act on what He says. Yes, you might make a mistake, but
Many Christians have fallen into the trap of following after perfectionism. They have somehow come to believe that they must be perfect in every way, that they must clean up their act before Jesus will love them. And yes, while Jesus desires that we love Him, He does not require perfection.
Have you ever wondered what faith and love have to do with one another? How are they connected? Let’s examine this connection.
The real Santa Claus, or St. Nicholas as he is known, was not some marketing invention. He was a godly man whose giving spirit became an example of Christ’s love.
Have you ever wondered what Jesus is doing right now—today? Most believers haven’t. They know what He did in the past. They can tell you without hesitation about His ministry on earth, His death, resurrection and ascension. And they can testify about how those things have changed their lives.
Without our asking Him to do it…while we were still living in sin and rebellion…Jesus paid the price for our forgiveness. With His own blood, He paid the debt we owed to God for every sinful thing we have ever done…or will ever do.
As simple as that may sound, we receive healing from God the same way. We take Him at His Word. We believe we are healed, not because we feel healed or look healed at this moment but because God said we are.
If you’ve been hurt, then the idea of forgiveness may seem impossible. You may be wondering what exactly it means for you as a Christian and how to do it. How do you forgive that person—or persons—who betrayed you? How do you let go of the pain and hurt that you have experienced?
You don't have to be timid in your faith. You can be BOLD! Join Jeremy Pearsons as he shows you how you can be confident in the Lord...beyond the shadow of a doubt!
Before you can share your faith with others, you need to watch what you say—because it can affect your ability to witness. See yourself the way God sees you today…as someone with a world of possibilities available to them!
Pray this prayer, confessing that God is with you now, and in every time of need.
See how walking in love is the best way for the world to see Jesus through us.
As a single believer, God has great things in store for you! Stand on these promises knowing that being single doesn't mean being alone.
