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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"On more than one occasion I went to my earthly father, A.W. Copeland, with things in my life that seemed messed up beyond hope. What a relief it was to always hear him say, ‘Well, now, this thing is not as bad as it looks’… Soon, relief and peace would begin to settle into my spirit, and I would think, ‘Whew, I'm going to get out of this.’ Thank God...and thank Daddy!”
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Stepping off a plane in Uganda, Courtney Copeland Acuña expected nothing more than for this senior trip to be a fun excursion with friends—a time away from the pressures of school and ministry.
Dreams of travel and singing around the world called to Len Mink as a child in the Appalachian Mountains. But it was the call of God that brought his gift of song before nations.
Uprooted from Ukraine and planted in Fort Worth, Anna Byrd landed in Superkid Academy where she learned faith, and was trained in how to operate in her God-given gifts.
A brief overview of the founding and growth of KCM.
God’s WORD will work for anyone who will put it to work. Your faith-filled words will make things happen. They will dominate the laws of sin and death!
Keith Kurber, a West Point graduate, was living his dream. A Special Forces officer on assignment, he and his wife, Nola, were stationed in Berlin when the Wall came down. Expecting to be career Army, while on a mission in Alaska in 1988, God called him to pastor a church in Fairbanks.
There are hundreds of quotes documenting our Founding Fathers’ beliefs that religion and morality in government were of primary importance as they framed our Constitution and Declaration of Independence.
David Jenkins spoke a word of knowledge to his congregation, warning them that something was about to happen. He encouraged them not to fear, but rather to prepare by stepping up their prayers of protection and to stock up on emergency supplies.
Stunned by his father’s early death at age 57, David Crank Jr. followed Kenneth Copeland’s advice: Let go of your questions and expect great things. Stepping into his father’s pulpit, he soon learned he had to find his own style and be true to himself.
35 years at Southwest. Featuring messages from the 1981 convention by Kenneth & Gloria Copeland, Jerry Savelle, John Osteen, Norvel Hayes, Charles Capps, T.L. Osborn and Hilton Sutton.
As a believer, know who you are in Christ Jesus and be the champion of faith God made you to be. Connect by faith with God’s grace and let Him turn your life into a little Eden right here on earth.
Time and again God tells us in the Bible, in one way or another, that He is smarter than we are. He knows more than we do, and if we’ll listen to Him and agree with Him we can avoid a lot of trouble and enjoy a BLESSED life.
