//Oretha Hagin

When the Lord told Kenneth to begin traveling in ministry, we decided that I would stay home and provide a proper home atmosphere for our children. Raising children is a calling in itself. And there are many challenges involved.

Special Report: International Rhema Bible

//Daniel & Kauren Ndede

Unlike beachfront property in the U.S., many beaches in Ghana, West Africa, are part of fishing villages. Instead of multimillion-dollar condominiums, pristine sand, and upscale restaurants, Ghana’s fishing communities are filled with brightly colored vessels, somewhat ragtag equipment, and the stench of fish lingering in the hot, humid air.

Cleaning Up the Words of Your Mouth

“Christ also loved the church, and gave himself for it; that he might sanctify and cleanse it with the washing of water by the word.”
—Ephesians 5:25–26

Some people just naturally enjoy waking up early, but I’m not one of those people. I’m just not a morning person. My energy level actually increases around midnight! So it could be challenging for me to say anything positive before I get out of bed, especially words of praise and thanksgiving. I’d prefer to say, “Oh, it’s morning. I will not rejoice and be glad in it.” But I have learned the value of speaking the right kind of words throughout the day, beginning with when I first get up. So even before my feet hit the floor, I start saying Psalm 118:24, “This is the day the Lord has made; I will rejoice and be glad in it.” I do that because a lot can happen between the time you sit up in bed and when your feet hit the floor!

//Winter Bible Seminar Review

“This is going to be a great week,” Kenneth W. Hagin told the Winter Bible Seminar & RBTC Homecoming 2013 crowd on the first night. And it was! People came expecting, and the services were filled with natural and supernatural demonstrations as the Holy Spirit moved. Here’s a sampling of what attendees heard.