In 1973, Dennis and I were living in California and in the midst of planning our wedding. As we made our plans, it became clear to both of us that right after the wedding, God wanted us to attend 14 days of meetings Kenneth Copeland was having in Fort Worth, Texas. In order for us …
From the arid land of modern Iraq came a man whose significance can scarcely be rivaled. Abraham has been one of the most influential people in all of history. Arabs, Jews, and Christians all look to him as the father of their faith. At a very key moment in his walk with God, Abraham heard …
If we were to give the story in Luke 15 a proper title, we’d call it “the prodigal father” instead of “the prodigal son.” You see, the word “prodigal” doesn’t mean to be rebellious, it means to be lavish. Of course, the son did waste his inheritance on lavish living. But what we really have …
Resurrection life means we know we don’t need to get free, we already are free. Satan’s work has already been defeated by Jesus’ finished work on the Cross and His resurrection from the dead. That means countless Christians are living in some form of bondage from which they have already been liberated. The manner in …
As believers, we have the same resurrection power dwelling on the inside of us that raised Jesus Christ from the dead more than 2,000 years ago. We must discover that resurrection life means we have a covenant with God. We’re not living under an old system that requires blood sacrifices or legalistic relationships. We have …
Resurrection life means that we are coming out of whatever we are in. Whatever “tomb” we are in, resurrection life gives us the power to come out of it. The tomb can mean a lot of things, whether it is a chronic illness, an emotional prison, or a stronghold of our own making. The tomb …
The most powerful force on the earth, and indeed in the universe, is resurrection power. This was the power exercised when Jesus was at His worst—taking on all the punishment for the sins of humanity. The price Jesus paid for man’s sin was graphic and horrendous. The prophet Isaiah described Jesus as “marred more than …
When God said, “As for Me,” He clearly stated His own position and settled what He would do and with whom He would do it. When God reveals His way of thinking about a matter, it becomes clear what our response should be: “As for me, I receive it!” God spoke these words to Abram: …
In Revelation 3:17, Jesus said to the church of Laodicea: “…you say, ‘I am rich, have become wealthy, and have need of nothing’ —and do not know that you are wretched, miserable, poor, blind, and naked…” (NKJV). The local body of believers in Laodicea had become self-sufficient. In their own eyes, they thought they needed …
In Revelation 3:15-16, Jesus said, “I know all the things you do, that you are neither hot nor cold. I wish that you were one or the other! But since you are like lukewarm water, neither hot nor cold, I will spit you out of my mouth!” (NLT). The church of Laodicea had been weakened …
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