Hebrews 7: 1-8 (NIV) [1] This Melchizedek was king of Salem and priest of God Most High. He met Abraham returning from the defeat of the kings and blessed him, [2] and Abraham gave him a tenth of everything. First, the name Melchizedek means “king of righteousness”; then also, “king of Salem” means “king of […]
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That which the Lord has legally purchased, wrought and provided for us becomes ours, experientially, when we believe the Word of God in our heart and confess with our mouths that it is true and that it is ours. Kenneth E Hagin (From the book “Right and Wrong Thinking” p. 5)
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(From the book ‘What Faith Is’ by Kenneth E. Hagin, pp 17) Faith says, “It’s mine — I have it now!” Hope says, “I’ll get it sometime.” As long as you hope, the answer will never materialize. But the moment you start believing, it will work. That’s the lesson I learned on the bed of
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By Kenneth E Hagin (From the book I BELIEVE IN VISIONS, pp 60 – 66) One night in 1952 in the parsonage kitchen, my physical senses were suspended. At that moment I didn’t know I was kneeling beside a kitchen chair. It seemed as if I was kneeling in a white cloud that enveloped me. Immediately
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Jesus said, “You must be born again,” (John 3:7) and Paul said, “If any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.” (2 Corinthians 5:17) This is the miracle of the new birth. Christ actually enters our lives, and we are made new because He begins
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If you are not sure that you have personally accepted Jesus Christ into your heart as your Lord and Master, then I joyfully point to you the way to peace with God,(Romans 5,1) forgiveness of sins,(Colossians 1,13-14) and to great joy of living the Christ-life. (1 Peter 1, 8; Isaiah 12, 3; Isaiah 35, 10;
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By Apostle Frederick KC Price Presiding Prelate, Crenshaw Christian Center As children of God, we have the privilege of prayer. I believe that the highest form of prayer is the prayer of faith, or what is sometimes called petition prayer. This is asking Our Heavenly Father for a particular outcome or need, whether it is
Before people can have a steadfast faith for the healing of their body, they must be rid of all uncertainty concerning God’s will in the matter. Appropriating faith cannot go beyond one’s knowledge of the revealed will of God. Before attempting to exercise faith for healing, one needs to know what the Scriptures plainly teach,
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