Kenneth Copeland — Rejoice! No Kidding

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Once we decide we will take a devil-sent
opportunity for offense and turn it into a
harvest of blessing, the first thing we need
to know is what God wants us to do in that
situation. If we’re not supposed to strike
back, or get our feelings hurt and go off in
a huff, what are we supposed to do?
First Peter [...]

Kenneth Copeland — Renewing Your Mind

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Christianity is not just another religion.
It is the life of God abiding within and
flowing out of the believer. Other religions
leave you the same person you were before.
But the wonderful thing about the Christian
life is that it will completely transform you.
When you are born again, your spirit is
instantly transformed into the image of God.
Your spirit is [...]

Kenneth Copeland — Start With the Word

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You may not feel like you have any joy
to release right now. But I can assure you,
you do. If you’re a born-again child of God,
you have His own joy residing in your spirit.
You just need to prime the pump so it will
start to flow. You need to purposely stir up
the joy of the Lord.
How can [...]

Kenneth Copeland — The Anointing Factor

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April 1992, hopelessness hit the headlines.
It grabbed the attention of the nation
as it drove angry, violent crowds into a
destructive rage on the streets of South
Central Los Angeles.
Businesses were burned. Stores looted.
Innocent bystanders were injured and even
killed as people who felt trapped by circumstances,
condemned to poverty and powerless
over their own futures, erupted in frustration.
As the startling [...]

Kenneth Copeland — The Forgotten Power of Hope

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I want you to look with me at a word
most people think they understand. It’s a word
you’ve heard thousands of times, in church
and out. A word you’ve used yourself over
and over again—probably without having the
foggiest notion what it really means.
I’m talking about the word hope.
“Oh, Brother Copeland, I know what the
word hope means!”
No, you don’t. [...]