Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. 

Campmeeting 2015 was characterized by energizing praise and worship, encouraging preaching, and extraordinary encounters with God.

Powerful speakers reminded the Campmeeting congregation that when we hope in God, we will never be disappointed. We need to judge Him faithful, study His Word, and value what He says. When rough times come, we should ask Him for help before we hit bottom. We can ask Him to help us see trouble as He does. That new perspective opens us up for victory.

The crowd was reminded that it's God's job, not ours, to bring His Word to pass. And Christians should expect to live supernatural lives and routinely see miracles. The congregation experienced some of those as people were healed.

//Kenneth W. Hagin

God wants each one of us to possess everything He has for us. He wants to teach us how to fight the good fight of faith using His Word so our faith won’t fizzle out!

Fight the good fight of faith. . . .
—1 Timothy 6:12

Possessing all of God’s promises means to receive and walk in our inheritance in Christ—our own personal Promised Land. It means to possess all the promises in God’s Word, including those He’s personally made to each one of us.

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Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Kenneth Hagin Ministries' Campmeeting 2015 is under way!

Kenneth W. Hagin kicked off the week of meetings Sunday night preaching on "I Will Wait for My Change to Come." When our hope is in God, we will never be disappointed. For God will bring change to seemingly impossible situations.

People from around the world have converged on the Rhema USA campus to be part of this year's gathering. They're enjoying inspiring preaching and teaching, powerful worship, and great fellowship.

In addition to Kenneth W. and Craig W. Hagin, this year's speakers for the adult services include Charles Cowan, Don Duncan, Chad Gonzales, Mark Hankins, Darrell Huffman, David Shearin, and Andy Thompson.

Campmeeting continues each day through Friday. Sessions begin at 10:00 a.m., 2:30 p.m., and 7:30 p.m. Central Time. Registration is free! If you can't join us in person, watch the live webcast at rhema.tv. We're expecting great things!

Catch up on services at vimeo.com/rhema

//Craig W. Hagin

Jesus' death on the cross not only brought salvation and healing to mankind, it also brought peace. Isaiah 53:5 (Amplified) says, "He was wounded for our transgressions, He was bruised for our guilt and iniquities; THE CHASTISEMENT 
[NEEDFUL TO OBTAIN] PEACE AND WELL-BEING FOR US WAS UPON HIM."

Christians should never have to search for peace, because Jesus obtained it for us 2,000 years ago. If Jesus is our Lord and Savior, we already have peace.

We know from John 10:10 that the devil comes to steal, kill, and destroy. So it shouldn't surprise us when we find ourselves in situations that try to rob us of peace. The devil is just doing what he's done since he showed up in the Garden of Eden.

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