Believer's Voice of Victory Magazine

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.

In January 2014, when her husband's dead body was found slumped over the steering wheel of his truck, Jill West immediately began to declare the Word over him and claimed the prophetic word from Kenneth Copeland that "2014 is The Year of Victory Over Death."

Jamie Cruse Vrinios finally had the life she had dreamed of for years: a happy home filled with love and laughter, a supportive spiritual family and a successful career.

Edgar Pomeroy designs clothes for celebrities, including actors, famous musicians and many successful businessmen. Hidden behind his success, however, was an addiction that would threaten his life.

Twenty-year-old Bethuel Dongo was born again in 1979—the year Edi Amin was forced to flee Uganda after eight years of mass murder and violence. But the terror continued under yet another corrupt regime. With a heart for the millions of orphaned children who

Jennifer and David Adams were delighted when Jennifer became pregnant with their first child.

Robert Nichols landed on his feet after being sent airborne when struck by a car while riding his motorcycle. Then, the car hit him again—dragging him 70 feet.

Don Colbert experienced a life-threatening attack on his body while he was in medical school. He and his wife, Mary, believed the report of the Lord and Don was miraculously healed.

John Benefiel was a successful financial planner when, in 1987, the events of Black Monday wiped out 95 percent of his business.

For eight long years, Peggy Joyce Ruth was tormented every day. So desperate she felt like giving up, she walked outside one dark night, looked up toward heaven and made a heart cry to the Lord: “God...if You’re still there, find me and bring me back.”